Visitors
Saturday Sky from my friends' back garden, where a number of us from Clacton Friends Meeting enjoyed a lovely tea and the chance to have a good natter. Quaker worship may be based on silence but we can sure make up for it the rest of the time!
And here's a visitor to *my* garden this afternoon - a big, green dragonfly. She was about 3"/75mm* long with a 4"/100mm wingspan but still difficult to see against the leaves. I say "she" because I believe it was a female Southern Hawker (Aeshna Cyanaea).
*8/8 Amended from centimeters (thanx PB) - now that would have been a big dragonfly!
Labels: garden, Saturday Sky
1 Comments:
At 17 August, 2006 21:28, jmk said…
Hi Laura! Thanks for stopping by. I had a nose around your blog, too (looking for a contact email, no joy, so I hope you read this) - glad you got your blogspot problem sorted out and your little escapee story had me in stitches!
Interesting about your Quaker family history. I have no previous Q connections. I'd pretty much done my own thing spiritually since I was a kid. Decided a while back that I wanted/needed to be part of a faith group. I knew a bit about Q's but never did anything about it until 12 years ago when I went to my first meeting. It was love at first sit. ;-)
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