We’d been working hard in the garden, but not all day. The weather was far too hot earlier today. Starting at 7pm, we tidied, swept, dead-headed, getting ready for our forthcoming Solstice shindig on Midsummer Eve.
Then just before 10pm, we sat out in the creeping dusk for a coffee and chat.
Our fabulous white rose pinged out of the fading light, while a huge flock of unknown small fluttery birds fluttered south across a still blue sky. And the bats batted like crazy, catching their prey on the wing. And I thought “Howzat! for a lovely summer’s evening!”
Neville Hunt (over 1 year ago)
Thanks Jamie. That’s a really lovely comment. It was a really lovely experience too.
(Thought the ‘Howzat!’ might have got a groan from you though😬)
Neville Hunt (over 1 year ago)
‘Howzat!” The ‘fielders’ cry when the batter is ‘out’, either by being bowled out, caught out or ‘stumped’ (for our non-cricketing Drablr chums)
Published: June 16, 2023 21:44
Category: True Stories told as Fiction
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Jamie Clapperton (over 1 year ago)
:-))