My friend Carol and I went to our monthly scrapping class which lovely Anita M runs at Cardinal Colours. After our class we went out for lunch and wanted to sit in some sunshine so found our favourite garden centre near where we crop. We would have gone to Eastbourne Marina but nr the coast still looked very misty! Today would have been carol's late DH's 80th birthday!! She was brilliant and very cheerful. We managed to part with some money at the garden centre and then visited Jill at Cardinal Clours for more stash shopping, I bought the Bo Bunny Barfefoot and Bliss collection - some yummy beach style papers for 2012 :)
Here we are after a leisurely lunch.
On our way to Eastbourne and back home we brainstormed the word 'WILD' I had my camera with me and thought about looking for overgrown vegetation, then Carol wanted me to look for wild animals, we saw a rabbit but he disappeared before I got my camera on! Then I decided to think about wild flowers but of course I have loads of photos of wild alpine and flowers in the USA and NZ but didn't want to look in my archives. Then we came across lots of primroses growing WILD on the road side, so here is todays photo!
So here is the 'wild' tree I found today!!
Sounds like a wonderful day- really envious of you being close to Cardinal Colours class- I love Anita's work.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the decorating progress- it's lovely when it starts to come together. He uses high tech equipment! I bet it does the job brilliantly!
It looks like you had a great day ! Great news for the decorating !
ReplyDeletegreat idea for the paint and some lovely photos
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day. Congratulations on the decorating progress.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I can't answer comments on my blog, but yes, it would be so fantastic if all the project 366 ladies could meet !! xx
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a lovely day out with Carol and your brainstorming has come up with some great ideas. You decorator is not only frugal but an environmentalist as well, great idea. I've used half milk bottles to plant seeds in before today.
ReplyDeleteLove primroses, always a delight.
ReplyDeleteI have been catching up on your blog Lynne, you have been really busy with your camera.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of you and Carol today. Ü
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