Just the one, with horns, but a lovely sight to see :-)
Further south & near the city ( about 18000 inhabitants!) we had the pleasure of cowslips
As well as patches of cherry and apple blossom, I think I saw come blackthorn as well.I did my duties of interpreter with the surgeon....no more anticoagulant injections, the compression stockings can come off, that's a relief as they are absolute buggers to put on! Then he added that Bill can start to use just one crutch - given that he's only been using them for a few weeks I thought that was a bit ambitious :-) and that Bill should be able to do without pretty soon :-)
Lack of sleep has been a big problem, so now we have a prescription for some knockout tablets :-) fingers crossed that they do the trick!
Glad things are progressing with Bill, hopefully the surgeon will be right about the crutches. Loved the photos.
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Avril x
Glad things are improving for Bill, hope you get some rest with the new medication.
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Yvonne x
Glad to hear you're both on the move, and Bill soon with only one crutch too! Hope the knockout pills get you both some sleep...
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Alison x
Sounds like Bill is making great progress, you both must be very pleased and hopefully the new meds will allow him to sleep better. Love your photos of Spring, I haven't seen cowslips in years and the chamois are beautiful xx
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