Celtic Summer: Ham House: Nowhere To Hide:At Edge Of Day.
With the Midsummer passing by, I found this ancient verse on the pleasures of this season. " Summer has come, healthy and free, Whence the brown wood is bent to the ground. The slender nimble deer leap, and the path of seals is smooth. The sun smiles over every land- A parting for me from the brood of cares; Hounds bark. stags tryst, Ravens flourish, summer has come! " Anon 10th Century. C cccccccccccccccccccccccS On Thursday 19th June D. and I revisited Ham House, a National Trust property near Richmond, Surrey. Once again, we were struck by the ornate nature of the walled topiary garden. There is, to my eyes something comforting about an ordered patch and flowers are always easy on the eye. Finally this little label made me smile. C cccccccccccccccccccccccS Last Wednesday ( 25 /6 ) D. and I made our way once more to the nearby wetlands at Coombe Hill. The last time we were t...