It is wet, it is miserable. Although dry I too am mildly miserable. This calls for a little bit of emergency sunshine from the archive. And a bee. I’m feeling better already.
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Off The Edge Gardening 
Isn’t it just, and what a change in 48 hrs. A real western Europe November day; cold and damp – I’ve even been out chopping firewood. If that is some Everlasting sunshine (as in Helichrysum), then it’s a boost for us all in this neck of the woods.
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The sun has gone!
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Just plain lovely.
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Thanks, hope all good with you en France (is that right?) x
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There was no sunshine here so I can only send you 🙂
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Thank you, just as warming x
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I know just what you mean, everything around here is damp and soggy and I know that the end of summer has definitely arrived. I will send you some of my ‘cheer up’ pictures, they help me when things get too dreary.
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Good old Devon weather! Thanks for the pictures, they did the trick x
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I used to grow these in all different colours and they would delight me all through the winter. I’ d forgotten all about them . Something else on the list for next year.
I hope you have the lovely sunny day to cheer you up, like we have had today.
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Very showery today, sometimes torrential and windy! The odd gap to make it worthwhile though.
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I can see how a bee might make you feel better. 🙂
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They do it every time, hopefully they are mostly tucked up somewhere warm now.
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Cold and damp here so this photo is welcome. 🙂
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Cold and crisp is so much more inviting isn’t it! Mind you we don’t often get that here.
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A cheerful photo for sure on a wet and blustery day. (You, not me. We had a mild drip and drizzle the other day.)
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I am always aware when I moan about the rain that there are many whose greatest wish is for a downpour, you are foremost in my mind.
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