In the woodshed

At my parent's house they have a very old 16th century barn and on one side is a woodshed which used to be where the farmers used to stable the horses but now it is a storeroom for wood and coal for the house along with various other bits and pieces collected over the years. When I was staying at Christmas I had to go and get some coal for the fire and was transfixed by the cobwebs that had collected untouched over the windows and covered an old bird house, barbed wire, glass jars and an old plug.

catching up

I have been sorting through all the pictures I took over Christmas in England. I have made a book through artifact uprising which is expensive with postage to Australia but so worth it. I have got them all printed too so I can stick them on my notice board above my computer and remember lovely times. I am so enjoying actually getting my pictures off my computer, do you do that or do they sit gathering dust on your hard drive?  These are some I have sorted into diptych using pic monkey - it's so easy to do. These were taken in the countryside and show the frost on the succulents my mother grows and on the cavolo nero in her vegetable garden.

The lovely Alice helping model for me