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There was so much I loved about this door, the yellow, the rich green, the plants, the brilliant sunshine, it was hard to just focus on one feature. This door in the Hague, Netherlands is so cheerful, you just … Continue reading
It’s hard to believe the wonderful warm temperature in London this April! We’ve just had the London Marathon so here’s this week’s black and white photograph of a jogger in Lovely London Town.
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I was on a photography meet up that was held in a local London market. The Chatsworth Street Market has been around since yonks. It’s a local London Market where you can find baked bread, cheese, fish, fruit and veg, … Continue reading
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When I went to Boston I was awed by the sheer beauty of their library. For this week my black and white photograph is of the Boston Library Lion in imposing surroundings!
I just love lion statues. This one is in the Royal Maritime Museum in Greenwich. These incredible statues truly capture the majesty and beauty of these creatures even if it is highly stylised. This week’s black and white photograph is Lord Nelson’s Lion.
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My fence man is putting up a Ted back yard fence. I just don’t want to chase Ted from the bottom woods before I have my morning Nespresso. So I thought a nice little fence was in order. Then and … Continue reading
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I still can’t believe I own five acres in the Pacific Northwest. I went with Ted to walk the lower meadows and came across a white furry thing. It was a beautiful rabbit…. I think. I didn’t dare turn it … Continue reading
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We’ve just had hail, rain, thunder and the temperature has dropped! Welcome April, so I thought I’d post this cheerful door to a little shop in El Tuito Mexico! I just love the colours!
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I missed uploading my black and white photograph entry for the week. But here is this week’s black and white photograph. A portrait of a young woman, ( perhaps twenty years old) homeless in downtown Seattle, trying to keep … Continue reading
I’m so thrilled to share this news with you. My Ted will be going off leash! No more Ted city walk! Or …please walk like a little gentleman! I’ ll confess to everyone here. I have no idea what I’m doing!
My Hunter Boots have real mud on them! Ted rolled in horse poop! I bought a farm!
Hunter Boots and Hobb’s High heels
Well, is it a farm? No animals to see or hear. But there’s five acres in the Pacific Northwest. A horse ranch? Three stalls in the stables. An equestrian estate sounds way too posh!! What would you call it?
It’s a huge change for me! I’ve only been in the country twice. Once in Provence amongst fabulous wineries and then once in Mexico on a bird ranch. Not the greatest qualifications for this City Girl to survive where people drive real tractors not just Chelsea Tractors!
I hope to keep you posted and ask for loads of help! Because out here Starbucks is a 15 minute drive! I can’t walk to it. ( Well, actually I can. According to Google it will only take me three hours!)
My first task is a name. I’ve been calling it Hope Farm, but that sounds like a rehabilitation centre! So I ll be asking for ideas!! Please!! Help me name this farm! Here’s the view to the bottom meadow and the woods.
Ted is over the moon. He can’t believe he can actually roll about in deer droppings. Grass!! In the meanwhile, here’s a shot of Ted leaving the stables! Where’s the horses? Where’s my ball?
A camera travels 