I had a friend once, boarding school educated (I thinks that’s relevant) who used to describe a good meal as ‘top scran’.
This is top scran. It tastes good, and it’s mainly free. I foraged this wild garlic found alongside yesterday’s Top Dog.
Here’s a recipe: Simi’s Wild Garlic and Potato Curry.
An entry for April Squares #Top
… and please note the drifts of wild garlic clinging to the hillside. You’ll need them for tomorrow’s Top Tip.
An entry for April Squares#Top
There across the field is a solitary tree. It’s definitely maintaining its Social Distance. Just as I am on my solitary – but not at all unhappy – walk.
Just like me though, the tree is not really alone. There are trees to the right of it, trees to the left of it, and – zoom – a forest of trees behind it. Perhaps, like me, it’s happy enough with its lot.
And even though it’s distant, I can still get a shot of its topmost branches to send Becky a shot of this Top Tree.
It’s all very well being Top Dog. But let’s hear it for Top Sheep and a Top Lamb, on top of their world.
I’m joining in Becky’s April Squares: Top
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
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