Bluebells and other things
It is the season for bluebells, and more specifically, posting photos of bluebells on LJ. So here are some of our local ones growing interspersed with buttercups and stitchwort.
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Pottery had been around for a very long time by the 3rd century. I think slipware was more common than glazed stuff that early but they may have been traded from the continent or even the Near East rather than made locally.
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Pottery has been around that long certainly, but down here in Cornwall we are somewhat at the arse end of the universe and although there are some imports of stuff not made locally and it's theoretically possible, my suspicions are aroused by the fact that I've not come across any other mention of 3rd century high status stuff in that location, and most Cornish buildings of that period are very much stones in mud. But it may still be real, and would be fascinating if it is!
I must get round to going there and finding out more!
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Pip has never been placed in a class because of his insistence on lying on his back with his legs in the air whenever the judge approaches.
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Brythen's attitude was very similar. He's not a naturally competitive dog... :-D
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I hope we have not used up all the sun for this year before you get here.
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