Debbies One Word Sunday: Overlap
Kate’s Friday Fun: Garden Art
From the expensive classical
To the weirdly flamboyant
To the fun
To the spiritual
“When you weary of the world, there is always the garden”
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Absolutely wonderful, Woolly! 🙂
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I hope Woollys post is as good as mine Sue lol
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Brian, I apologise profusely! I should stop this batch reading and commenting, and probably best if I don’t comment late at night either🤪
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I did have a laugh Sue. I have done that as well……and not after a few wines either lol
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How did you know I’d been drinking wine? !!
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I have an intuition…..
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ha ha! A great romp around the gardens 🙂 And that’s a cheeky shot of the classical one, Brian
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Thank you Debbie 🙂 Yes a long range shot did ensure everybodys sensibilities weren’t offended 😀
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😄😄😄
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Nice ones! Love the duckie too!
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Thanks. It is supposed to be a pelican 🙂
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what a joyful bright collection … tell me that’s not all your garden?
The classical looks out of place with the other fun things 🙂
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Of course it’s all my garden Kate lol
No none in my garden. I was too preoccupied to go and take a few snaps here
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lol using archives is fine .. thought it was a bit too eclectic 🙂
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Take a drive along the Ballina Rd through Alstonville and see if that garden is still there. There were council notices on the fence about it being in contravention blah blah
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seriously, I had no idea … will look tomorrow as I’m off to Ballina in the morning, may be moving back there next year … maybe
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On the left hand side going towards Ballina. Can’t remember exactly where thought but on the Ballina side of Alstonville
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I’ll keep an eye out if the traffic is ok …
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You have to go through Alstonville and not the by-pass
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through the township, not on the highway …?
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Yep
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I had to go back and look at the naughty classical one again when I read Debs’ comment 🙂 🙂 I was too busy wondering where (in Italy?) it was to notice. I heard from Meg yesterday and it’s really not good in her part of the world either. So sorry for you folks! It must be hard to function, surrounded by that.
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Actually it is in Australia in Norman Lindsays garden https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/places/norman-lindsay-gallery/
It has been quite a trial Jo. I am on the edge a lot of the time with water bombing helicopters being relentless over the past four days and fire trucks in my street. Luckily today the smoke wasn’t as bad as I had a lot to do to make sure I was safe. I do feel the love Jo ❤
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The weirdly flamboyant is great!
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Hi BB – and you might need to put an R rating on this post if you got any closer with classical shot! Jk
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And the chairs in the flamboyant one are so fun and that image with Personality makes me wonder about the owners
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The ending quote – is that yours bb? Just love it so much
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When you weary of the world, there is always the garden”
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Yes I have made sure they aren’t close ups lol. That garden has been the subject of local council notices placed on their fence and all sorts of objections from neighbours. I should go past again to see if it is still there
No I saw it somewhere years ago and it stuck
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I was kidding but guess it did rouse the neighbors –
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A beautiful garden series, Brian! I guess Y is talking about the first image. The second one is different. 🙂
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Thank you Amy 🙂 Oh yes two very different gardens
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The first photo is my favorite. So beautiful
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It is a lovely garden to wander about which has been preserved by the National Trust and local heritage groups
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