I photograph random things that please me as and when I see them. Today, for no better reason than I liked their colours and textures, I present to you my latest discovery – weighing scales and potted marigolds (?? I’m no plant expert!!). I hope that you will enjoy them too 🙂
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The sign of times soon to come! This was my first summer solstice sunrise at Stonehenge in England and I love the picture because it heralds the warm sunny days that are yet to come (please!) after the dark days of winter. The solstice sun-rises are the only occasions these days when the public are allowed to be within touching distance of the old stones that comprise ‘the Henge’.
From his shoebox, Mac pulls another incredible image of Tallinn
Mac — It would seem the scales are not evenly balanced and that one plant has gotten more than it’s share of soil and nutrients. I trust you corrected that injustice!
Funny, the more scrawny plant weighs more, maybe that’s where my beer went…
Mac said, “Funny, the more scrawny plant weighs more, maybe that’s where my beer went…”
Mac — now I know why that poor plant looks wilted, and why its pot is heavier!