Sunday, March 21, 2010

Tiny Cottage With Thatched Roof

Isn't this the sweetest thing you've ever seen? I love the decorative pattern that was worked into the thatched roof. Only in England can you see these. A few people in New Jersey tried putting these on outbuildings but I don't think they ever caught on. I think it proved to bee too expensive to import craftsmen from Britain. I love the random patches of daffodils too. My first full day of Spring was excellent. Hope yours was too. Rosemary

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Three Dogs, An Injured Porcupine, And Three Pelicans



The three pups are showing cooperation and teamwork at an early age.
Poor porcupine...what happened to your leg?
Ouch, when will these young pelicans be able to feed themselves? That poor mother.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend. It's a lovely day at my cottage on the first full day of Spring.

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Bibury In The Cotswolds

Bibury village is a popular visitor attraction situated in the Cotswolds Gloucestershire a few miles from Cirencester. This is a place I somehow missed in all my travels to the Cotswolds, my favorite section of England. I've been to Cirencester, so close but now so far. Boo Hoo.


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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Meadow Full Of Red Poppies

I honestly think poppies are my favorite flowers. Is there anything prettier than a meadow full of red ones? I think not.
Papaver ~ Oriental Poppy, Iceland Poppy


Photographer: Luba Chapman

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Chandelier Made of 14,000 Tampons

Did that blog title get your attention? It certainly got mine. I've lived my whole life and never once thought about making anything out of tampons. Certainly not a massive chandelier. It's in a gallery in Lisbon.
Chandelier Made of 14,000 Tampons : Crazy or Not ?



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Druids Celebrate Spring Equinox At Stonehenge

"The sun rises over Stonehenge as druids celebrate the Spring Equinox at Stonehenge near Amesbury, Wiltshire, England. Several hundred druids and pagans were granted special access to the ancient monument to mark the date in the calender when the length of the day and the night are equal (this happens twice a year, at Spring and Autumn Equinox). To the druids Spring Equinox celebrates the renewed life of the Earth that comes with spring and attribute the changes that are going on in the world to an increase in the powers of their God and Goddess." (March 20, 2009 - Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images Europe)
Druids At Stonehenge - Slideshow with 20 Pictures



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House And Hedge On The First Day Of Spring

The grass is getting green, can the hedges and trees be far behind?

Today is the first day of spring or the in astronomical terms the vernal equinox when the sun crosses the equator on its journey toward the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn. Spring lasts until the start of summer at the summer solstice.

Happy First Day of Spring everyone!



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Life's Little Instruction Book | Volume II | Page 4


Another beautiful day is dawning at my house. Have a wonderful weekend. Rosemary



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