battleship grey skies over the Humber.

Active April - Day 27: Find a fun exercise to do while waiting for the kettle to boil actionforhappiness.org/active-april #ActiveApril

Saturday breakfast from 6:30 on bbc radio 3 with the lovely Les looking after me in the producers chair. Loads of great music from the likes Ida Moberg and Albeniz to enjoy with your morning coffee

That Wind in the Willows garden was so lovely. #GardenersWorld

I remember winters in Manchester, as I grew up there. Perhaps that’s why I also love daffodils! #GardenersWorld

Still very chilly here. Time to relax and enjoy #GardenersWorld .

Continuing our Photo Friday theme this month of coastal locations in Penwith, this quarter plate glass negative, c.1900, depicts the The Crowns section and Engine House at Botallack.

#PhotoFriday #Botallack #Penwith #ExploreYourArchive

Good morning from this weirdly angled spot! Join us BBC Radio 3 for The Ride of the Valkyries to start, Walton’s Spitfire Prelude & Fugue, Pavarotti sings Verdi’s La Donna e mobile & Robert Keane’s Tiger 🐅 Tango from his Save the Animals Suite in the Playlister. Happy Friday 📻

Charles Causley reading his poem “Eden Rock”, followed by Deep River - simply perfect. Thanks, Petroc Trelawny and BBC Radio 3.

Active April - Day 26: Take an extra break in your day and walk outside for 15 minutes actionforhappiness.org/active-april #ActiveApril

Breakfast is live BBC Radio 3 A lost saxophone concerto found- by John Beach Cragun; Charles Causley visits Eden Rock; Tasmin Little teams up with Sir Andrew Davis to play the Coleridge Taylor Violin Concerto and violet flowers fill the meadows as Carl Orff welcomes spring.

Mowing the lawn the day after our Covid booster jabs perhaps wasn’t the best idea but it needed doing, we shared the task and it does look better.

Today on BBC Feedback: your questions about the new BBC Radio 3 schedules are put to Sam Jackson, and Andrea Catherwood marks the end of the The Now Show with Hugh Dennis and Steve Punt.

Listen at 3.30pm on BBC Radio 4, or catch up on BBC Sounds. 📢

Morning from the escalator! Join us ⁦BBC Radio 3⁩ @ 9.30 for Dance of the Tumbler’s from Snow Maiden, Beethoven’s Spring Sonata, Albeniz’s The Magic Opal in the Playlister & Schubert’s Du bist die Ruh @ 10.30. Grab a ☕️ & join us 📻❤️

Active April - Day 25: Have a ‘no screens’ night and take time to recharge yourself actionforhappiness.org/active-april #ActiveApril

Morning. Breakfast is live BBC Radio 3. BBC Proms 2024 are launched today and director David Pickard joins us; Mary Lou Williams swings for joy; Lea Desandre sings Hahn; Stanford from The Sixteen and Tchaikovsky with Kirill Petrenko and Berliner Philharmoniker. Join us, on air until 0930.

A reminder that tomorrow we will have an organ recital from Joel Colyer as part of our Organ Recital Programme 2024.

📆 Thursday 25 April
⏰ 13:10 - 13:50

There is no charge to attend or listen to these concerts. This event will also be live-streamed. buff.ly/4aJk1ma

If BBC Radio 3 listeners are lucky, Petroc Trelawny might play some of Tchaikovsky’s music on Breakfast on Friday morning, to remind us of this evening’s superb #ROHSwanLake .

Home after watching #ROHSwanLake at our local cinema. Stunning production, whole cast brilliant, superb music, costumes and set design. Thanks to Petroc Trelawny and Darcey Bussell for the skilful interviews and details about all the work involved. Wonderful evening!

Huge congratulations to Petroc Trelawny Hannah French 👩🏻‍🦽 kate molleson @bbcradio3 on winning the VLV Award for Best Audio Music & Arts programme for Breakfast with Petroc Trelawny, who wake up the UK every weekday with classical music to match the mood of the morning across the UK.