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Sunny September Sunday

It is a gloriously sunny morning.  I have just had a wander in the vegetable garden and it was a very enjoyable interlude, lovely warm sunshine, a washed clear blue sky and a rewarding haul.
It's amazing what goes on when you turn your back for a few windy, grey days.
Vegetables are a thing of beauty as well as diverse and delicious flavour.  I can't wait to tuck into this lot!  Some of them will accompany a joint of pork I have put in the oven, to slow roast with fennel seeds and lemon, which should be wonderful by this evening.

It's low tide at the moment so we are off to the beach.

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