To my huge surprise, Georgia and Ella had organised my bedroom for me.
Another joy of living here is that rellies can visit. Here is Sarah, looking at home...
Over the river, in easy walking distance, is an amazing garden.
Below is the view back to our side of the harbour. The drive through that golden paddock (admittedly, via the highway) always makes me feel I'm home.
Below is the house next door to it, which is actually the ambulance station.
It must be time to plan a trip to the southerly island to soak up the scenery, good food and taswegian hospitality. Mind you, after a couple of days back in cold old Canberra, I am pining for warm locations, not chilly ones - snow at Christmas, as I recall. XXXX
ReplyDeleteDid you also notice that Ella and I collected some shells to put on the wall out the front? That front wall reminds me of your grandmother's house in St. David's. I hope you didn't get there too late to see all the beautiful roses in bloom around town. When we were walking around it was almost heady with the smell of roses.
ReplyDeleteOne of the reasons I fell in love with the house is the front wall - I shall do a little blog post about it. I was thrilled to see the shells and drift wood. I have added some, an put some japonica sprays there too. My own little shrine of gratitude.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll have to catch the roses next year...
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