With real Roman tiles, Sir. (I know I need more oxygenating plants, will order some for the pond, as well as that stuff against that nasty green algae which is already starting to choke the pond…). By the way, I hope the fact the frogspawn is not floating doesn’t mean our future tadpoles are doomed.
In the Writing Garden 
I’m glad they laid for you. it looks as though someone will be keeping an eye on them as they grow.
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Thank you Will ! The kids wanted to tell you all about it this morning but they didn’t see you. The two male frogs are still in the pond at night so I hope we might get more eggs ! I would leave them in the pond.
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Voilà un jeune homme très attentif 🙂
Que vas-tu faire de tout ce petit monde une fois devenu grenouilles?
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Je vais les rendre au jardin ! Mais je ne vends pas encore la peau de l’ours, on verra si tout se passe bien. 🙂
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I know nothing about tadpoles but I hope they survive! Wow about Roman tiles – are they from a local Kentish road?
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They are surviving better than I thought ! Video (a very bad one) to come soon. The tiles come from a Roman villa where my archaeologist husband worked with his students. They were no longer needed, so I used them in the garden. 🙂
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