The view from Tam's bedroom, through a hastily-wiped window. The wooden shutters certainly help keep the warm room but do nothing for condensation. This is the view roughly North-West.
This is looking towards the quarry, hidden behind the snow.
This is what it did all day yesterday, but fortunately didn't lie on the track and roads. I normally love snow, but I was worried about getting my prescription an worried about Tam & Rosie managing to get here safely, although she said by the time she set off after lunch, the A44 through the mountains was fine.
Fresh Bread!
So, I am started on a 3 day course of Selexid, and let's hope this helps whilst I am waiting to receive the infection-appropriate course I should be on.
Nothing exciting is happening - I just have to rest up and hopefully soon feel better.
I managed to "rug up" the roses in planters yesterday, using the last of the compost here, so they had a good layer of mulch over their roots. Tess of the D'Urbervilles has only just recovered to grow a couple more stems after being hit so hard by a very hard frost last year.
Tam is proposing a walk after breakfast, "before it all melts" so we will do that. Keep warm.
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