Sunday, April 12, 2020
Photo a Day Challenge - 12.4.2020 - Month of Gratitude.
My Great Aunt Ella in her beautiful garden on what was once a Tennis Court.
Ella's home.
I remember looking forward to visiting our beautiful Aunt Ella, she was such a lovely person. Ella was the older sister of my Grandfather Clements, the only girl in this side of the Rodd Family, but I did not like the cake she usually served us. Ella didn't have much money to live on so she shared her small home with a friend. The aforementioned cake she served was usually very old and had mould on it somewhere, I remember my brother Tim and I asking if we could go outside to enjoy our cake which we were allowed to do... very quickly we found one of Ella's garden spades, found a spare piece of garden and buried our cake 😊 I have no idea if she ever discovered our wicked ways!
Ella's garden was so beautiful and always in flower, this Camelia below is a cutting of one from her garden in Drummoyne. It has struggled a bit here but last year it burst into the most beautiful flowers ever seen.
Such wonderful memories of my beautiful Great Aunt Ella.
Ella's home.
I remember looking forward to visiting our beautiful Aunt Ella, she was such a lovely person. Ella was the older sister of my Grandfather Clements, the only girl in this side of the Rodd Family, but I did not like the cake she usually served us. Ella didn't have much money to live on so she shared her small home with a friend. The aforementioned cake she served was usually very old and had mould on it somewhere, I remember my brother Tim and I asking if we could go outside to enjoy our cake which we were allowed to do... very quickly we found one of Ella's garden spades, found a spare piece of garden and buried our cake 😊 I have no idea if she ever discovered our wicked ways!
Ella's garden was so beautiful and always in flower, this Camelia below is a cutting of one from her garden in Drummoyne. It has struggled a bit here but last year it burst into the most beautiful flowers ever seen.
Such wonderful memories of my beautiful Great Aunt Ella.
Labels: 4/2020, Flowers, Garden, Great Aunt Ella




