We'd booked a test time of 11.30, got to the test station at Orgiva at just gone 11.15, hoped to be seen early, but even though no-one else was going through the process, we waited and were called exactly on time. And sailed through, out in just over 10 minutes with this year's sticker for the windscreen.
I'd hoped for some photos of blue skies and snowy topped mountains, blue skies yes, but snowy tops no. Just a dusting of white stuff way up high. Coming home though was a flock of goats heading up a steep hillside, following the contours of the hill.
Can you see them? Just above the 'orange' tree? |
This afternoon we've been tidying up stuff, the mulberry has finally given up some of it's leaves, and we raked a sack and a half of leaves for the compost heap. Also the walnut is dropping nuts and leaves - we picked up a couple of dozen nuts and picked more from the tree. Most are good, there is the odd one that is black and yucky inside which will go into the compost.
saw a delicious recipe using walnuts today. washingtonpost.com. Torta Gorganzola with walnuts. trying it for sure!
ReplyDeleteI pickled them a couple of years ago, did them in red wine vinegar and soft dark moscovado sugar, supposedly delicious in casseroles and with cheese, but we keep forgetting to use them! Maybe over this Christmas......
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