Old Photos in Lieu of Writing and Knitting

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Hello you all,

I seriously overdid it and now my MECFS is kicking my butt big time. It’s all my on fault but hey ho onwards. On my Notes I have been sharing old photos I’ve taken so, for those of you who don’t go into Notes this is a post in lieu of the knitting I can’t see and the words I can’t write. All old pics are from my collection, so yes taken by me, I’m doing a random scroll through my photos and stopping randomly and then picking one I feel is vaguely interesting that matches the day.

1. I took this aged round 18/19 in Norwich cathedral. Printed is off, liked it so enlarged, and then painted a picture of in oil pastels, and then lined up on the wall, and then took a black and white picture of the set up. I was a lot about weirdness (read autistically weird really) back then without even realising it, I liked anything that was different from what anyone else was doing, quite often just because it was different. Anyways, I’m quite proud of my pic, I still have it even though it is disintegrating.

   

   

2. Entitled - mustard pot in orange. Simply a pic of the shelf with the mustard pot on. Norfolk.

   

3. Icicle. Taken in the Falkland Islands, icicles hung off the conservatory roof and contrasted beautifully with the blue sky.

   

4. A bird with attitude. Taken at Warwick Castle.

   

5. Buoys on the Thames, London.

   

6. One of our old rescue hens. They were of intense character. Llangadfan, Wales.

   

7. Moss - Yorkshire

   

   So that’s it for this week.

Till then, T x

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