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| "Ne're cast a clout, till May is out". |
The old Piseog - "Ne're cast a clout, till May is out"!. My Mother used to use this piseog, when as children, we wanted to shed a layer of clothes or start wearing our Summer clothes, thinking Summer had arrived. Piseog is an Irish word which means Superstition in English. Given how cold it is today and how warm and sunny it was earlier in the week, this old saying makes sense.
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| Bluebells in the Woodlands grow. |
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