esther’s garden flower arrangement
esther cut a few flowers (with permission!) from our garden to make a little arrangement. it worked out quite pretty i think.
bike ride
jane and esther on the tag-along bike. i took this whilst cycling along. i thought i’d give it a go after my marathon moving photography success !
i think as long as i don’t crash or drop the camera everything will be fine.
family restaurant
we had a family meal last night. it was a raclette and we all had to dress up fancy. esther was a fairy and kezia was a ballerina (ballernina as she says it). jane and i wore our bestest clothes
much fun (and cheese) was had by all
chained bike
it’s nice to see a chained bike occasionally. so here’s one to make up for all the no bike signs
abandoned wig
i spotted this at the side of the road when i was doing the marathon. probably part of someone’s fancy dress.
bluebells
it’s bank holiday this weekend in england so we’ve been out having fun. it usually rains on bank holidays, but so far it’s been very nice. (compare to last year’s rain dancing) !
anyway, we went to Grey’s Court for a walk through the woods which are covered in bluebells at this time of year.
and here’s some slightly different variety i pass on the way to work:
cutty sark
photo of cutty sark i took as i whizzed by whilst doing the marathon. it looked quite good and i think we’ll go visit some time.
propeller
this little chap steers the giant sails of the windmill to ensure they point directly in to the wind.
like a small rudder it ensures the maximum efficiency of some seemingly greater element.
makes you think, doesn’t it. what’s steering your life ?
opposite arrows
(you need to look at the big version to see this)
random shopping list
here’s a mad scrap of a shopping list. but what does it say ?
i think i can work out most of the words. but that might because my spelling is of a similar level of accuracy.
you can click the picture for a big version (most pictures are now clickable by the way – i’ve decided not to tell you each time to save us all time)
domestic rainbow
lucky people who live at the top of this hill – they’ve ended up with a crock of gold in their front garden
gloves
we’re getting towards the end of the glove season in the UK right now, so here’s a few i’ve been holding back.
