Griffiths Park

Took advantage of the brief spell of sunshine in between the showers to nip over to the park for a short walk and hide behind the daffodils and squelch through the mud. Then to the Co-op for some butter and tea bags we'd neglected to buy last week. Saw a rainbow in the distance. A huge gray cloud loomed nearby so we scurried home before getting too wet.

Knutsford

A few snaps from our morning in sleepy Knutsford. the sun was shining and the crocus's were in bloom in the churchyard - planes bound for Manchester airport flew low overhead. Got a few bargains in the charity shops. Books about quilts and Miriam Margoyles were Hazel's choice. I found a game and a useful address book as my other of 25 years is falling to bits. Other bargains included a plastic measure, some glass tumblers, a garlic grater ( we thought it was a fancy soap dish!) CD or Jimi hendix at BBC, etc etc. Came home via Lostok to deliver some cat food and chat with Hazel's sister and Mom.

Walk Around Plumley

 Sunny walk around Plumley for a change.  Hazel dropped off a plant at her old train gang chum's place and had a quick socially distanced chat.  Saw some amazing swathes of snowdrops and daffs just emmerging. Lanes very quiet except for the odd cyclist.  The main road was slightly busier and tricky to walk as there was no footpath just muddy tracks where a tractor had churned up the kerbs. Nice to get out into the sunshine and see a different landscape.