Don't you just love the way the animals are all lined up like those Britains plastic farm animals?
You never know. This could be a latter-day Haywain. Which reminds me I must get back to penning my forthcoming best-seller 'The Constable Code' solving the mystery of why so many thousands of people bought that print to hang above the mantelpiece on their living room walls. I am sure there must be some complicated mathematical equation behind it all. Not to mention Opus Dei.
A strange bird I found in my garden. I think it might be related to the Magpie family.
I haven't been able to afford a holiday this year, but these are some snaps I took on a weekend in Brighton for a family reunion in May to celebrate my mother's 70th.
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Lovely bucolic scenes - almost better for being out of focus, somehow!
Amazing pics, Laura.
But I'm really waiting to hear your
"Ode to a Frozen Doughnut" on the last.
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Nice to know England's Pastoral past is not so far behind us... wonderful pictures. Do you fancy having a go at something a little more pre-Raphaelite?
Great photos! I am now also trying to recall why I so desperately wanted a print of the Haywain for my 21st birthday - which I did get, and still have but it is now leaning against the wall behind a door! Better put me down for Chapter 4.
I'm afraid I would have included Mods, looking for Rockers to kick.
Unfortunately I have to settle for the Scottish wildcat, a pugnacious but poor substitute.
Ah 'The Constable Code'.
I already pencilled out the plot of The Dali Code when I was in Catalunya.
Lots of Cathars and Monasteries around there - not to mention brothels.
Ah, hahaha! I love the "magpie" in your garden and all the lovely photos, Laura! I really enjoyed seeing them and have missed visiting over here. I hope you are well! I am going to scroll back a bit and see what you have been up to. I have a few days off school so will try to do a bit of catch up! :)
HI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding imagery.
I still pucker-up when I think about having a mortificating albino chasing me around the countryside.
I really lurve the merry-go-round ... so relaxing...
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Thanks Dan
So many odes, so little time WWW. Thanks.
Steve I would, but it's always so hard to be inspired with self-portraits. I never know what to paint.
Sagittarian, what an unusual 21 year old you are! The Haywain is usually favoured by people's grandparents over here.
Garfer, I look forward to seeing your variation on the theme!
Kaz, I look forward to getting my mitts on 'The Dali Code' - we can review each other for blockbuster dustjacket quotes!
Welcome back Teeni - yes he was quite a cute magpie wasn't he? And I sypmpathise on the sporadic blogging front - am working weekends for the next goodness knows how long too!
Donn - thanks for dropping by. I hope you enjoyed your smooch with the albino! ;- )
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