Not as warm today bit at least its dry and I managed to get all the grass cut, rain tomorrow they say.

Quiet at Buckle Yeat for a couple of days then really busy for the Bank Holiday weekend and beyond

A dull cloudy start and we all thought summer had gone but by mid morning the clouds faded away and it has been another lovely day

Simples!!

Scorching weather!! good job there is not a hose pipe ban in Sawrey it takes an age to water all the plants.

 A very kind Australian guest gave me a present yesterday and I have taken a couple of pictures of it which are below, "can you tell what it is yet" no rude suggestions please, you know who you are,all will be revealed next time.

Hooray at last summer has arrived it is a fantastic sunny day a great forecast and the phone has been red hot with B&B requests.

We have a Taiwan film crew in the village, not sure what they are filming it looks a bit haphazard.

Well done Robert a guest who stayed at the weekend he completed the Windermere marathon raising money for his local charity.

At last some sunny weather lets hope it continues

It is nice and sunny with an odd heavy shower yesterday but its freezing cold for the time of year!!!!

Moss Eccles

Fisherman on Esthwaite

Memorial trees between Near and Far Sawrey

King Cups

Bridge over Wilfin Beck

A stunning day Saturday and all guests arrived early so we had a big long walk, we set off over the tops to the shores of Windermere and then turned left and walked along the shoreline to Wray Castle, the castle is now open to the public and has a very nice tea-room where we had some cake and coffee and had a chat to Elaine who operates the tea-room.We came back a slightly different way,off the regular footpath and through the woods, a good walk, 2 hours there and a bit less coming back. 

Lake Windermere

Shoreline footpath

Wray Castle

Wise Een Tarn

A couple of dates for your diary

Sawrey and Cunsey Jubilee Celebrations

Tuesday 5th June in the Braithwaite Hall

6.30 Jacobs Join

With a competition for the best Jubilee dish, followed by a quiz and local entertainment,music from the decades and optional fifties fancy dress. Bring your own drinks.

If you wish to take part in the local entertainment please telephone Vernon on 36335, for enquiries about the Jubilee dish competition please phone Helen on 47213

Quite a busy week at Buckle Yeat with just the odd vacancy and so far so good on the weather front.

These first photos are up at Moss Eccles the other night.

 The Buckle Yeat kitchen garden is looking good, we have lettuce,rocket,spring onions,radish, courgettes and potatoes,the rocket and lettuce are ready to eat from in the greenhouse and they are delicious and very healthy!!!

The Bank Holiday has been sunny and dry, well at least until today the rain has just arrived. Matthew has set of back down south so hopefully no traffic problems for him.

A bad day on the footy front yesterday, never mind bring on next season.

We invested in a new Persian rug the other day so we gave the flag floor a polish with some magic potion to make it gleam and launched the afore mentioned rug, and very smart it looks to.

A surprise this morning as son and heir Matthew turned up from St Albans unannounced and he picked a great day it is a stunning morning.

Mr McGregor taking a rain break

A new addition to the breakfast menu and they are going down a storm