Oh my, I have really dropped the blogging ball, haven't I?  Sorry about that.  And right now I need to go get a few things done, so won't try to play catch-up this time, but I will try to do better.

I have been knitting quite a few dishcloths, and am hoping to sell them at the Women's Institute market or a local village's tabletop sales.   I'll try to get some photos up of some of them.

Last week we were on a camping holiday with others from our denomination, on a pig farm in Suffolk.  It is called Athelington Hall - you can see the website here .  Do click on the pig photo at the bottom, and then navigate your way around the other page, to find the song "Stand By Your Ham" performed by a number of pig farmers in the UK.   Pig farmers in the UK were operating for a while at a loss, because of the power of the supermarkets (fuelled further by the fact that most of us don't buy from smaller suppliers) - the campaign was to address that issue and I don't know how successful it was or is.  Peter's pigs were lovely, and not smelly up close and personal (another lady and I got to go see Peter feed them), but my family was the closest tent to the pig sheds and we sure got a nose full from time to time!   We had a lovely time, with good teaching, fellowship, and fun and games.  I miss our new friends already.  As we are still relatively new to our current church, this was the first AH camp we have gone to, and I do hope we can go again.

Well, since I have no photos to show you currently, I'll leave you with a link to someone who does - enjoy Tea's place .