I just love this bit of rope hanging on a fishermans hut, yes it really is that blue! We had a lazy day today, I did not do any painting which is naughty as it needs to be finished but what the heck I'm on Oliday!
These are the bits I got yesterday, I think the sitting down dog must be half of the black and white whisky dogs. I wasnt going to buy him but he was sat on the shelf with the other one and I thought he would be lonely without his friend so they both came with me.
You cant believe the circles arent painted on amazing nature!
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Jane this is too much tantalising me with these beautiful things that you have bought and wonderful scenery - Pete would die for a piece of driftwood like that - he spends most of our holiday looking for bits and pieces which end up waiting in the cllar to be made into something. I cant bear i especially after the horrible day I have had working 13 hours without a break ! I am going to console myself with my new selvedge magazine. sorry the spelling is wobbly but so am I at the mo!!
what treasures you've found!~
This place looks idyllic.. almost hard to believe that such a place exists.. no crowds, traffic, pollution, noise..
This is my idea of heaven!
Especially if the beachcombing turns up such treasures...like those beautiful designer pebbles!
The pebbles are amazing! What a beautiful place you visited on your holidays.
Love those dogs and as for the pebbles they are fantastic, we have some from a long ago holiday and they are especially treasured.
Love your blog Jane. I had to smile at you buying both dogs so that one wouln't be lonely. If I had avoided doing this all my life my house would only be half as full as it is, in other words I always manage to find something I want which has a friend! Ah well! its too late to change the habit of a lifetime. Good luck with the Fair. Eli
hi Jane,
the pebbles are beautiful.what lovely holiday photos too. glad you have had a wee rest. hope the seagull pooh comes off easily.
love ginny x
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