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New Pot Holder
Finished today
Japanese woven fabric and green calico from Jen Anisef
Vintage button
Now we don't burn our hands when we make tea!
February 1, 2008
There was a beautiful display of pots, small sculptures and coloured driftwood on this corner house. The owner must have spent hours putting this dispaly together, which continued all round the house
Castle Hill - Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Taken on my way back from work today. Taken from Meltham. I couldn't resist the rainbow!
It's Pot Hole season in Montreal, or as we like to refer to it as La Festival des Pot Holes"... one giant example above. Garages everywhere are licking their chops waiting for business:)
A close up of the Fort Worth Water Gardens. I shot this with the new app TriggerTrap that attaches my phone to my camera to make long exposure HDR easier.
I've been waiting for a rainbow to appear in this spot since I moved to this house last July. This week it finally appeared, just in time for St. Patrick's Day! Time to go looking for that pot of gold?
This is one of the pictures I took from my first visit to the island of Gotland, Sweden.
This picture depicts a rauk in the northern part of Gotland, called The Dog or The Coffe Pot.
The picture is made up of different exposures and has been tweaked in Adobe Lightroom.
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Now where is that pot o gold...?
This is a 3 photo stitch from a P&S camera so not the quality I would like - too much noise. The sun was really lifting the colours. A short moment later it was gone....You can see a second rainbow for much of the bow.
The jolly tea pots dotted around Kerrera put a spring in your step as you get ever closer to the one and only tea shop on the island.
(Calendula Officinalis)
Used since ancient Greek times, there are at least 14 uses for Calendula Tea including to prevent muscle spasms, start menstrual periods, and reduce fever. It is also used for treating sore throat and mouth, menstrual cramps, cancer, and stomach and duodenal ulcers. thenerdyfarmwife.com/14-uses-for-calendula-tea/
“The past is always tense, the future perfect.”
― Zadie Smith
I just love the quotation above .. past tense and future perfect "-)
In Al-Jinadria Yearly Festiveal in Riyadh, Sauid Arabia .. A man is exhibiting how wooden pots used to be done in the past.
Beautiful town in the region of Cantabria, North of Spain.
Bonito pueblo en Cantabria, norte de España.
There's a pot of gold somewhere. After an unwelcome shower at the Severn Valley Diesel Day the sun broke through and brought the briefest amazing Rainbow, which just happened to coincide with the arrival of Peak Class 46 D182 into Highley.
Twenty feet wide and ten feet deep pothole in the bed of Canajoharie Creek. "Canajoharie" is a Mohawk Indian word meaning "pot that washes itself." Canajoharie, New York.
Potes é uma cidade situada na Cantábria, no norte de Espanha. O seu centro histórico é particularmente notável pela arquitetura bem preservada e pelas vistas pitorescas das montanhas e do rio circundantes. A cidade está situada nas margens do rio Quiviesa, e a sua ponte icónica é um local popular para os turistas apreciarem a paisagem.
Pot pouri for Macro Monday Negative space, space round and through the ball, but on this one the space smells lovely
These are the last 2 pots for my 4 pot commission. The customer is picking them up on Friday. She's thrilled. Perfect timing. She is giving them to her staff for Xmas presents this weekend.
after 3 weeks of not taking selfies it was fun to do one again...this is the first of two i managed to get.
With the Imerys Lostock Works in the background, Freightliner Class 66/5 No. 66502 crosses the River Weaver and Northwich Viaduct with 6F33, the 09:16 Bredbury RTS – Runcorn Folly Lane bin liner on 15th January 2019.
The lesser known brother of famed, ancient mathematician/philosoper/religion inventor, Pythagoras, was a fellow known to his many students as Bob (pronounced Boob). He was a mathematical wiz in his own right. In fact, he developed the Theory of Relative Pots Almost Squared, (ToRPAS) that most students learn in grade 10 here in Canada. It goes something like this: ⨊x⪑⩟+∲≠∞=Y (Where ∲ represents the colour red, but only on Thursdays during a full moon. Needless to say, it is needless for me to have to explain to all of you just how significant this theorem really is. Without it, would we even have ice cream, or sunny days? Would the North Pole still be in the north, and would the South Pole still be in the south? I think we all know the answer to these pressing questions.