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| Blackberries ripening in the hedgerow in Ednovean lane |
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| Such a glorious sunset last night |
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| Sunset from our terrace again with the pampass grasses dancing in the breeze |
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| Meet Rolo our Rabbit control operative |
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| Another evening another sunset from our garden but I never tire of St Micheal's Mount (sorry!!) |
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| Every night is different over Mounts Bay |
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| Ollie's Bench - so empty now but still catching the final rays of the sun for the day |
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| A final sunset form the week read on to see why they are late |
Well it was a definite case of whoops-a-daisy as two of the young horses trod on Charles leg (possible assisted by a jet propelled white Cat) and B&B life has been turned upside down. First we took a visit to A&E in Penzance after breakfast of course and three hours later we emerged with Charles leg in plaster and my rather shaky wheel chair driving skills subject to male review (after a rather raleigh turn along one corridor.)
Our next appointment was at the Fracture clinic at Treliske and left just enough time in the morning to get all of the rooms ready for our new guests, before whizzing off along the A30 to Truro. it was good news. The leg was only cracked part way through, so could be used with care and crutches, so off back to the car.....only I hadn't anticipated that the pavement ramp would not be suitable for wheelchairs or at least my particular technique, near a hospital and so Charles was jettisoned at high speed on the way back to the car....luckily he landed on his feet and I can't think why he refused to go any further with me pushing Ah Hum!
And so our day is taking longer at the moment and the blog is a little late but I hope that you enjoy the sunsets and thank you, yes Charles's leg is mending nicely now and he is starting to get more mobile each day but would prefer not to be in a wheel chair with me driving!
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Lovely sunsets, but poor Charles - pleased at least it's not a complete break - but he really mustn't try to do too much too soon !
ReplyDeleteCan't understand why we have a casualty at West Cornwall Hospital if they can't sort something like a broken (or not) bone. Still better stay out of the wheelchair if you're around ! Hope that the naughty horses didn't get too much of a telling off ! Sue
Loveliness in the sunsets ...wish i were there, could help you out too...hoping and praying Charles is two legged mobile again soon...sue/arlie
ReplyDeleteHi Perran Lady - good to see you today - thought you were asking about the horse's leg!! Charles is getting around much better now and i agree about our casualty - eek! Another trip to Treliske next week for us - you'd think they would have a fracture clinic in Penzance.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue - maybe it was my wheelchair driving but he's getting better each day!