Thursday, November 3, 2011

details

a new sign
between my land and the turn there are now three
this one's the tidiest

 a little detail
 not a tomb
 a cauldron 
a strange place
 barn extravagance
the canon

14 comments:

  1. is it the lumber or the shed that is rough cut? or just the neighbour?

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  2. if it's the neighbor i think it is (and really there's no other sign-so who knows). the one with the big hole on the back of his land he's filling up with waste, including plastic kiddie equipment. did i mention illegally?

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  3. I'm smitten with the barn extravagance colors. And ick... not a good thing to stuff plastic kiddie stuff into a hole in the ground. I wish they would ban that stuff altogether - ugly, big, too much of it. GRRRRR.

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  4. oh, I hope there is a good amount of land between you and the neighbour. the grapes would be wonderful for dyeing.

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  5. valerianna, this man is, incidentally mr SOOO green. BAH, i say.
    jean, i have done a bit. amazing on silk. too bad i'm so tired this time of year.

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  6. that's one terrific sign! (but I prefer the grapes...)

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  7. that cauldron might make a great dye bath.

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  8. lovely photos, such inspiration in the natural weavings and textures. one can't choose ones neighbor (or family for that matter). hopefully, he's downhill from you!

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  9. ronnie, i eat them, they're sourer than sour
    deanna, i've thought that, but it's full of larvae
    anastasia, i have, however, new across the road neighbors that are wonderful. it works out.

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  10. hmmm...burying crap in ones yard makes it a difficult property to sell later on. is there anyway to inform him?

    i do enjoy seeing fat blue grapes on barn red wood! and good thing taking photos takes less energy--i feel the winter energy zap now and then as well.

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  11. lovely bunches against the red. your photo too.and i know it's straight up no photoshop geekery ;) LOL!!

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  12. lefiligree,, it was on the back side of a farm, one of those dumps that indicate "we've always done it this way". i was looking at the land because it was for sale.
    neki-no photoshop, you're right. can't be bothered

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  13. More wonderful miniatures, Velma...by 'miniatures', I mean particularly chosen images.
    I wonder, do you paint at all?

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  14. faisal, i have, and i love painting, but not now. funny about miniatures, i often work in miniature. and i do see exactly as you describe. so perceptive of you!

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