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sun sign
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love this blue bowl
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only saw pen when produced
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Beautiful way to recycle broken pots.
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If or when l have a garden of my own...l would love to have some of these clay balls.
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This beautiful red candle holder, looks beautiful when the light shines on or through it. Gorgeous!
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There were 2 of these elehants in a small garden in front of a block of flats in Richmond.
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The sort of cats l like..no hairs on the seetee or my clothes!
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Cheeky bird box!
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Unlucky for some..yes?
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It called out to me on the beach!
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I love this sign!
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can you see the face in this stone?
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Rather a fat robin....too many worms l feel!!
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I want these stones...my favorite blue.
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I had to look twice to make sure these boots were real or not. They are not real but they do look good actually. I don't normally like things like this in gardens, but in these tiny country cottages..they seem to fit. Don't ask me why !
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welcome sign and a butterfly.
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white boot plant pot!
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This image proves you can get a lot of pots in a very small space!small garden
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Recycled bulter's basin. I have always wanted on of these basin's in my kitchen.What a waste to be in a garden!
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3 caulflowers on ledge
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my sea shell hanging..copied from one l saw in Cornwall.
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Who removed the door and why?
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l would never have guessed!
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This is above the archway shown in the last image.
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what an amazing arch way
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old water pump in Richmond Park by Robin Hood Gate.