David Hockney at the Tate was absolutely brilliant and amazing and inspirational
Now I'm home again and this morning I took my phone to the bottom of the garden...I did think about using google maps to get down there but thought that might be a bit excessive..! Our little house still holds on, waiting for a new roof and some TLC.
After all the hustle and bustle of London and awful events of last week it was a joy to sink into the peace and quiet and abundance of overgrown wilderness, tumble down trees, rocks and seaweed at the end of the garden
Another little house like ours. They're dotted about the highlands, simple and robust constructed using local stone. There will never be a shortage of stone here.
These rocks at the bottom of a our garden on the shore have the most beautiful iridescent colours. The tide comes in and covers them twice a day
This tree bleached by the weather is completely white. It's a work or art to be walked around and enjoyed
And,that is just what me and my smart phone did!
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My smart phone can do many t hi vs, but it spends most of its time turned off at the bottom of my purse.
Wonderful Annie! Glad you have a smartphone at last! You won't be able to put it down! Also pleased to read you've had a trip to London, although very saddened by that terrible incident. Thank goodness for your tranquility. XX
I got myself an IPhone this past year and I am loving it! I'm glad you had a good trip down to London and even got a visit to Ikea. My favorite picture here is the tree in the boat one ... fantastic!
Those rocks are astonishing colours. I wonder if I passed you at the Hockney. I people watch almost as much as art watch at exhibitions. His iPad pictures had me experimenting with the Brushes app. It's difficult!
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