This van was once used to transport goods.
How many pencils does this van hold? |
These wonderful pencil artworks are from a time gone by.
Pencil Circles |
Pen nibs |
1920 pencil packs |
At one time the factory's had a clock where you 'clocked in' and 'clocked out' of work.
A clock that could tell a good story |
The museum made a secret pencil for use in world war 2. Hidden inside the pencil was a map, how ingenious.
The third pencil in the row is the secret pencil |
A replica of the map pencil |
I saw this beautiful round topped gypsy van on the road near Hexham in Northumberland.
Beautiful artwork |
How about this for accommodation?
This takes camping to a new dimension |
When weeding the flower border in the Artful Garden out jumped a frog.
A frog he would a hopping go |
This black beetle was basking in the sun on the stone flags in my garden.
A sun baked black shiny beetle |
This metal spider was along the disused railway track at the Garden Station at Hexham.
Metal spiders |
Here I also found some large toadstools.
Red for danger |
Another poisonous toadstool |
I am still harvesting carrots. I think these carrots could win a prize.
The Manx carrot |
The suggestive carrot |
Mrs Woody has taken up residence in the stone trough at the entrance to the Artful Garden. There have been so many visitors that she wants to keep track of all the compliments about the Artful Garden.
Don't mess with Mrs Woody |
The Ooh La La bird has flown in from France. She was attracted by the smell of the onions drying on the picnic table.
Cherie the Ooh La la Bird |
These don't look much like eggs |
It is the harvesting season. I am still harvesting, potatoes, peas, carrots, onions, garlic, courgettes and runner beans. I also picked the last of the blackcurrants this week and the Autumn raspberries are starting ripen. I have been busy making Hot Tomato Relish. recipe to follow next week.
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