Happy Easter

 Happy Easter To all my Blogging friends.

                       God Bless You All
                                     xxx

A Walk in my Spring Garden

Hi everyone its been such a lovely day here in my Essex garden that i couldn't resist on taking a few photos to share with you all.

 My favourite garden flower....

 Beautiful forming pine cones

 The redcurrant bush in full flower. 

 Ruby loves to be out in the garden

 The plum blossom looks an absolute picture. 

The vegetable plot looks a bit dull, but it wont be long before it will be full of freshly grown organic food

The potatoes are planted 

Ruby and Florence relaxing in the warm spring sun

My friendship quilt is finished at last !!!!

Hi to all my blogging friends out there. I just had to show you my finished quilt which has taken me over two years to hand stitch, which i can tell you has been very time consuming  and at times challenging especially as i have been doing a photography course at college as well. Although i say it myself i think i have done a good job and hopefully it will be an heirloom for the future.

 You must forgive the cabbage patch girls, but they just had to get into the shots.

A big hello from us in blogger land 

My Valentine Post

               Happy Valentine to all you  lovely bloggers !!!!
                              
                         
              Love is not written on paper, for paper can be erased,
              nor is it etched on stone, for stone can be broken,
              but it is inscribed on the heart and there it shall remain,
                                       for  EVER ........

                           You and Me...........Me and You.........

Cherry's Heart xxxxx

                                        For Get Me Not.........

                  Fill your life with joy, your soul with sunshine                                                    and your HEART with LOVE 

                                                 x x x x x x

New additions to the Wilks house hold

 Hi everyone in blogger land I would like to introduce to you our six battery hens which my daughter and i picked up today from our local hen rescue centre. 
After a very muddy walk to the farm to collect them and a smelly ride home in the car we managed to settle the girls into their new home with no problems at all.
It wasn't long before they were enjoying the natural sunlight scrapping around in the dirt looking for anything interesting to eat which must be so different to being cooped up in a confined space with no natural light. 
I must say i was amazed by what good condition they were all in, i have had battery hens before and  they were in a very sorrowful state so it looks like Jamie Oliver's campaign for better hen welfare has paid off.
Here are the girls exploring their new surroundings.

Lets hope that these girls will live a long and happy life now they are free.