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Summer solstice

It was light at 3 a.m. this morning and the day is bright and sunny.  It will still be light at 11 o'clock tonight.  The longest day of the year and I always find it gives me a heavy heart!  It will take until September to really notice that the daylight hours are significantly shorter, but enough of all that melancholy!  Let's celebrate today with some of the flowers blooming along the edges of the fields today.  Wild rose, fumitory, heartsease, poppy and red dead nettle.  Some of my favourite things.



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