Mine's a pint! I rather like graffiti when it's more than just a scrawled tag.
The orchard itself is just starting to come into blossom, I love the way the flowers are deep pink as buds, and soften to a pale pink as they open.
Handknitted collectable meerkats - you name it, I'll knit it!
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Graffiti - I love it!
It's St George's Day today, patron saint of England, so it seems right to blog about our glorious countryside. At the beginning of my walk I came an unexpected find on a barn wall in a Kent orchard.
Mine's a pint! I rather like graffiti when it's more than just a scrawled tag.
The orchard itself is just starting to come into blossom, I love the way the flowers are deep pink as buds, and soften to a pale pink as they open.
Mine's a pint! I rather like graffiti when it's more than just a scrawled tag.
The orchard itself is just starting to come into blossom, I love the way the flowers are deep pink as buds, and soften to a pale pink as they open.
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I bet on a warm day there is a lovely buzz of bees in that orchard. I could just fall asleep there now in the sun....
are those apple blossoms?
yup, sorry - I should be clearer. Kent is known for its apple orchards, or at least it used to be.
Brilliant graffiti, I wonder if the person who made it has developed their talent, those barflies are really characterful!
The most touching graffiti I ever saw - and I now can't remember where but it may have been Glastonbury Tor - was really old, as in 18th century. The usual thing of couples carving their names but they'd put a date and you could tell from the script and the weathering it was genuinely old.
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