Our bedroom faces away from the view - it looks over what will be garden to the single track road and a low flat morain - what would have been the edge of Loch Lomond in the ice age. It is a calm view of grey and green and blue.
This morning I sat in bed with a mug of coffee watching the sun rise through the mist and an enormous hare lolloping along the road.
Out in the garden proper, walking down the the workshop there were damp cobwebs everywhere
above this damp level, noisy birds were lining up on the telegraph wires and bees buzzing away in the warm sunshine
Looks like it is going to be another glorious day.
Oh, how I'd love to have your garden and workshop! At least I can share the beautiful day today!!! Have a good one!
Posted by: Peony and Thistle | August 19, 2011 at 08:49 AM
Oh that first photo is beautiful and the spider house (as they were called when my children were young) reminds me of September mornings and the dreaded back to school days! x
Posted by: rosiehearts | August 19, 2011 at 09:04 AM
Its beautiful natures lacework.
Posted by: shaheen | August 20, 2011 at 03:00 PM
Jane, seeing these early morning photos of yours are putting me into a very optimistic attitude this Monday morning. Thank you!
I love the misty cobweb...looks like a hammock for a featherweight garden fairy.
Your red embroidered cushions are splendid...and the styling of the photos is very appealing.
Still trying to find that magazine with the article about you. I think that I might have just missed it (remember, we get UK mags a bit late) but have not given up. xo
Posted by: Frances | August 22, 2011 at 02:21 PM
I hate spiders but the pictures of the cob webs are great. Almost makes up for them skittering around the house..grrrr
Posted by: Weber | August 29, 2011 at 05:19 PM