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| We're evicting spiders constantly at the minute - boy can they spin webs quickly you get rid of them and five minutes later there's another cobweb somewhere This one was outside the window - aren't they simply fabulous when the rain falls on them |
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| This windmill looked like it had lost a blade, or was only half built in the Borders of Scotland |
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I know this isn't what you traditionally think of as Filigree,
but I couldn't take my eyes of the beautiful patterns in the Forth Bridge
To me, it looks like lace. |
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| We played a gig early in September on the Tall Ship Soteria on Newry Canal This was our view before setting sail |
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| OK, another tenuous link - This is in the inside of the lighthouse lamp at the smallest working lighthouse in the world in Queensferry |
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| The smallest lighthouse in the world |
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| Well, almost asleep, with one eye open. This was Mr Magoo - one of two beloved cats who have now passed - his sister is in a picture below. Probably the only thing that would make me stop touring is having another couple of fur babies |
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| Greencastle, Co. Down at low tide. |
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| Hydrangeas drying to a beautiful vintage colour |
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| Sheba, following Tom for a walk on the beach. I can still feel her fur in my head ... Sigh .. She and Magoo were left in a box at the doorstep of an office I was doing some temp work in I took them home for the night and he stayed for 10 years and she for 13 years. |
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| The new bridge across the Firth of Forth to be called the Queensferry Bridge I think |
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| Apparently somebody commented that it was a good idea to leave a gap to stop people driving on it before it opened!! Seriously though, it looks like it defies gravity - 2 parts hanging in mid air. |
