It’s a murky day, only about 7 degrees outside, but it feels positively balmy after the recent freezing temperatures we’ve had. The snow has all melted but there is still a glacier in Middlefield Lane; there is a constant stream of water running down this lane, no one seems to know where the water is coming from.
Paul fetched me some apples out of the garage that we have been storing over winter. They are slightly yellow but still a good flavour. We still have two more loaded drawers but I don’t think we will manage to use them.
Meanwhile the apple and plum wines have finished gurgling and are sitting quietly in the dark. The longer they are left to mature the better the taste. The price of wine in the UK is rising so I’m hoping we have some success with our own wine.
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