Not Saxifraga

A blustery day today - but at least the builders lasted longer than yesterday's 48minutes! We now have a (boarded up ) hole in the drystone wall where our (ostensibly to let flood waters out, really to let us access the fields) gate will go.

A really good visit to the physio - modern technology is wonderful, by the time I was home I had 5 little videos of rehab exercises to do each day - I also had lost 90% of the limp I gained working in Wales.

After lunch Pooch and I made the most of a brief almost nice spell and headed up onto the scar.
The orchids are appearing everywhere now, but I was more taken with this tiny (3-5mm) beauty growing in the rocks by the monument.
I originally wrote.... Wiki tells me there are 440 types of Saxifraga - but I going to say this is Mossy Saxifrage unless anyone knows better?
But it turns out that TonyG  of this parish does know better and this is Spring Sandwort.