OK, it's rather small, and could be any bird, but I know it is a goldfinch! They sit there a lot, bobbing up and down in the breeze.
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- Michael House
- I run a vegetarian and vegan guest house in north Cornwall, with my long suffering husband Simon, who also has a tree and garden businees and often has to help here when he gets home! We love the contact with people the guest house brings and providing people with good food and a relaxing environment. I have just become vegan (Sept 2009) and am trying to link with lots of vegans to find out how to do it! I love making cards and painting, and felt making (hm, will have to rethink this to use soy and bamboo fibres eventaully) is my passion of the moment. Our animals are very important to us and tend to take over my blog. They have April 2009) been granted their own blog, in which Ted the cat will tell all the secrets we didn't wish to share and the dogs will talk about how lovely everything is!
Beach huts!
watercolour
pastel picture
fish rising to the surface, felted on embellisher machine
bag made from felted jumper
visitors
2 comments:
Hello Vanessa .. it was lovely to hear from you and I am sorry that I have been absent for so long...
Echiums are beautiful and surreal... my parents had several in their Cornish garden but I have yet to see any in Bath.. it is probably not mild enough for them.
I see you have Mark Haddon's 'A Spot of Bother'.. fab book.. an uncomfortable but hilarious read.
Hope the sun is shining down there..
Love
Michelex
Echiums would probably grow in Bath, they might not be as tall. They do not enjoy frost. 'A spot of Bother' had me laughing very loudly, but, I agree, it is uncomfortable in places. V
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