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IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN

Posted on June 27, 2013 by ruralmoon

Finally Spring has grudgingly given way to what passes for Summer – mostly rain and wind with infrequent spells of tepid sunshine. This week, after a prolonged wait, the sun did finally manage to emerge for more than a few minutes. … Continue reading →

Posted in english countryside, Rural | Tagged hay, hay fever, oil seed rape, pollen, Spring, Summer | Leave a comment

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