The hedgerows behind our house are teeming with little wild plums at the moment.
They seem early this year. But made for a good crumble. Pretty much my only contribution in the kitchen this weekend, as I've been volunteering at Art in Action.
Beautiful, beautiful setting.
Some old favouries amongst the artists - Sarah Morpeth.
Roanna Wells (first encountered at the Knitting and Stitching Show last year).
And the joy of watching people create.
But I'm tired out and in need of a nice cup of tea and perhaps, if I'm very lucky, there might be a bowlful of leftover crumble in the fridge.
I had really hoped to get to Art in Action this year but things have just been too hectic. Looks like it was good.
Posted by: Gina | 24 July 2011 at 21:47
Oh what an amazing place/event to volunteer at! Hope you managed to snag some crumble :)
K x
Posted by: kristina | 24 July 2011 at 22:11
Mmm. Plum crumble.
And oh how I wish I wasn't a danger to myself with a craft knife.
Posted by: Amanda | 25 July 2011 at 11:54
These grow near us too and we've eaten a load of them this weekend. They are actually mirabelles which are common in Lorraine, France but also seem to be happy here!
Posted by: Rachel | 25 July 2011 at 23:08
I'm a little late but hope there was a morsel of crumble left. Those plums are a great colour aren't they?
Thankyou for the introduction to Sarah Morpeth's work.
Posted by: Emma | 29 July 2011 at 11:15
You're so lucky to have those wild plums! And Art in Action looks really cool.
Posted by: Katherine of Kitten's Lost Her Mittens | 29 July 2011 at 14:42