Make hay while the sun shines
Sophie Lombardi
The official date of the Autumn Equinox is Sunday 22nd September. Therefore we have 30 more official days of summer to go ! I know we have to deal with all the back to school stuff and it will possibly rain but there are a few things that we can do to maximise the longer, lighter days.
Eat ice lollies in the garden. My nostalgic ‘go to’ from the newsagent freezer is the Tongue Twister.
Go for a walk past 4pm and listen to the birds chirruping their little hearts out as they start to make their winter homes.
Plan a memorable picnic.
Go for a low tide beach comb. The sea is as warm as it ever will be and there is often a treasure trove of scallops, jelly fish and funky sea weed strewn along the shore.
Pick blackberries and make a crumble if there are any left by the time you get home.
Continue to delight in affogatos and iced coffee.
Grab a bunch of dahlia’s from your farm shop.
Go for an after work swim in the river or sea.
Get a pedicure. Even when your feet are stuffed back into socks, you’ll know that they’re pretty.
Make hay while the sun shines as before we know it we will be plunged into dark afternoons and wearing wellies. What are your favourite nostalgic summer activities and how will you embrace them before full crumble/stew season commences?
Sophie
Tablecloth and Napkins in Seaside Stripe Linen.
Photo ; Charlotte Jacklin