Fresh kindling on the front porch makes me feel rich.
One of Mr Cranky's 'pets'; the name I have given to all the firewood pieces he sets aside that are too lovely to burn. This one reminds me of a Northwest Coast Native American mask, an eagle or a wolf.
This lichen is huge(8-9") and looks ancient. It fell from a very tall fir tree in the woods.
A very elegant piece of wood that Mr Cranky brought home from a walk. It was leaning up against the wall for a long time before we thought to lay it down. Beautiful transformation.
Honey tangerines put outside the dining room door to stay cool.
Fresh kindling on the front porch makes me feel rich.
One of Mr Cranky's 'pets'; the name I have given to all the firewood pieces he sets aside that are too lovely to burn. This one reminds me of a Northwest Coast Native American mask, an eagle or a wolf.
This lichen is huge(8-9") and looks ancient. It fell from a very tall fir tree in the woods.
A very elegant piece of wood that Mr Cranky brought home from a walk. It was leaning up against the wall for a long time before we thought to lay it down. Beautiful transformation.
Honey tangerines put outside the dining room door to stay cool.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful! I especially like the board balanced on its belly.
These are all lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteLots of goodies. Nothing like a 'pic up sticks' pile of kindling.
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