As I walked back a different route today I came across this book lying on a low brick wall outside someone’s house. How perfect is that? There were other books together further along the wall, obviously to take. But this one was, well, in social isolation! I have brought it back with me considering it a gift of the day!
My walk today through the park; the water lilies bursting onto the surface of the mini-lake. Monet would have a field day- or should that be a water day?
I shall be posting photos celebrating my daily walk – generally along the seafront and around my gorgeous mini Regents Park. I live a stone’s throw away from the park, which is a part of the vision of builder/architect father and son duo, James and Decimus Burton, who, from 1828 began designing and building St. Leonards-on-Sea as a place where the genteel could come and stay! I am truly blest in this period to have the double joys of greenery, old trees (my friends!) well-tended gardens, birds and then, just a step across the road, the timelessness of the mood-swinging sea.
