Blog commenter 'Traveller' asked if would re-post the blog post about Pat -Weaver of Grass visiting the smallholding back in 2015. This dates from 24th May 2015.
Most of the post isn't of any interest anymore so I've not included it and I'm reluctant to show the photo of us as it was before I lost a bit of weight and I'm there in baggy tee shirt and shorts!
Last week I had a visit from a lovely blogger, well known to many of you out there because she writes so fluently about her life on a Yorkshire farm. Yes, Pat AKA The Weaver of Grass came around with The Farmer for a cuppa while they were on holiday in Aldeburgh. Here we are after a look round the garden, I'm complaining loudly that I'm in baggy shorts and tee-shirt so not dressed for photos, but as John at Going Gently would say "Hey Ho!"
The weather wasn't the best for their stay in Suffolk, which was a shame but I hope they enjoyed their visit to the East coast.
They were such a lovely couple to meet. RIP Pat.
What a lovely photo of you both. I am so glad you were able to meet. Her blog is much-missed and she had a fine mind and take on life.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of Pat, awful photo of me!
DeleteA lovely memory of a lovely lady
ReplyDeleteShe wrote so well - especially her poetry
DeleteSuch a lovely little post. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely photo of both of you. One always to keep.
ReplyDeleteAwful photo of me!
DeleteA lovely photo of two ladies who I greatly admire.
ReplyDeleteThank you very kind of you
DeleteLovely memories. Photographs are good memory joggers.
ReplyDeleteI'm very glad of my blog photos
DeleteLovely to read about Pat’s visit to you.
ReplyDeleteI’m having trouble publishing comments so doing this via phone - thus brief!
Alison in Wales x
Annoying about the comment problem. Blogger is sometimes very odd
DeleteOh, I'm always happy to see photos of the bloggers I read. It's like getting a penpal's picture and makes us all seem more like friends! How nice that you had a visit with Pat. I think of her often...
ReplyDeleteIt was so good to meet both of them - nearly 10 years ago - amazing
DeleteI appreciate the connections made as bloggers become friends. It is no insignificant thing. I don’t comment very often, but I do check in nearly every day to see how you are doing and what has captured your thoughts.
ReplyDeleteBonnie in Minneapolis
Lovely to hear from you - I'm glad you keep reading
DeleteThanks Sue. You are lucky to have met her in the flesh. From reading her blog she seemed like quite a remarkable woman. She tackled controversial issues and allowed people to respectfully disagree.
ReplyDeleteHer intelligence shone through
She was interested in so many different things which always make an interesting person
DeleteOh, how lucky! I wanted to meet her, but couldn't arrange it.
ReplyDeleteOh that's sad.
DeleteThank you for re-posting. Hers was a bog I'd read for a long time and it's good to have her remembered.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the photo, you both have lovely smiles.
ReplyDeleteI miss Weaver. Such common sense! Good job we still have you for our daily dose. I think you look lovely in the photo, tanned and healthy and pretty smile.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a lovely photo I do miss Weaver!
ReplyDeleteA really lovely post. I read Weaver of Grass for many years, and enjoyed her observations on life as it was. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou were lucky to meet Pat and her farmer in person. I imagine she enjoyed her visit with you and the tour of your lovely home and gardens.
ReplyDeleteLike many, I miss her and the blog she wrote.
Thank you for writing every day. This post is lovely.
Oh, what a lovely post - thank you. I, too, miss Weaver, for her interest in so many things and her sensible comments - just like yours. And I appreciate seeing a photo of you two, both happy and full of the zest of living. Please keep blogging, your balanced talk of the life you lead helps me try to keep balanced too.
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo of the two of you.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I used to read her blog too. She was very interesting ...as indeed is your blog! 😁
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean that Weaver of Grass has finally passed. If so then RIP Weave. I read her blog for many years.
ReplyDeleteGreat that you have these memories to look back on.
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, I have read your blog for many years and don't think I've ever commented; I'm comment-shy! Thanks for this post, I read Weaver's blog for years too. I admire your common sense take on life and especially how strong and brave you have been in losing your dear husband. You have worked hard to adjust and make a life on your own. I know it's not easy. I live in the US, in New Mexico. Like you I have three adult children and five grands. Thanks for being you and I wish you the best going forward. Becky
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, I read your blog every day and I used to read Weaver´s blog, too. It is so good to learn about how people´s everyday life in other countries. I can very well imagine your meeting - two ladies with a lot of common sense and a lot of strength.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is lovely, you both have a great smile and that is more important than clothes.
I live in Germany, near Cologne and the river Rhine. I am a mother of two and have five grands. Thank you for your blog to start my day with.
Hilde in Germany
I think you both look lovely in the photo. Pat, like a farmers wife on holiday and you like a stallholder stopping work for guests. Everyone that visited ours used to just find me in ripped jeans and t-shirts.
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