Made of Wood
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Shearwater Lake
I remember playing in the woods when I was a youngster, great fun.
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I had the pleasure of talking the man who built this bench. He saw me taking this shot, and said to me, "do drop in.." It took me only a second to realize he was saying we're all welcome to sit here and enjoy the view. This was on the otherside of the rock wall, beach side.
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you'd think that trees would be easy to capture . . . they hardly move, they won't run away . . . and yet, they are so elusive. Can't help but love them.
Dave has just finished this beautiful set of wooden double end crochet hooks. They are approximately 7 1/2 inches long with the eight most popular hook sizes of F,G,H,I,J,K,L and M.
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We were in a hurry, and I had maybe 5min to take flashless, tripodless, high iso pictures of the stairs. I may have to revisit this scene later. Probably will turn that lamp off at the bottom too. If they let me I'd love to setup a series of directional flashes along the way to down to create interesting shadows off the railing posts.
Macro Mondays: Redux 2020 (Wabi Sabi)
I only joined MM in August, so it's great to have a chance to try themes from earlier in the year. For Wabi Sabi, I thought right away of this hand-painted bangle that I got in 1993. Now the lacquer is cloudy and pitted and cracked in places, and pieces of it and the paint underneath have chipped away completely. Still beautiful to me!
This little chip in the paint is 2mm across. In total, the photo shows just under 2" of bracelet.
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I spent the morning looking after Roxy and had lunch with Abby and Rachel. I came home earlier than usual to give Roxy's Nana a chance to play with her before Elsie comes out of school. One gran at a time is enough for any baby! I took the opportunity to go to Grovelands. I haven't been for ages. The sun shone weakly, intermittently and I enjoyed walking in the woods particularly, This tangle of saplings was on the fringe of the wood and I think shows how the lack of funding to parks affects the maintenance. Much is done, but equally much is not done. Thankfully Humphrey Repton who designed the parkland cannot see what has become of his dream