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The wisteria blooming on the fence that hides the compost bins.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Broke Down Palace #1


Posted by Paula at 7:44 PM
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12 comments:

  1. Welll this might rank right up at the top of my favs of yours. Your view on my home brings tears to my eyes.
    Merci,
    V

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  2. V, when I put this up, the first thing I thought of was, "I wonder what Virginia will think of this?" I was a little worried about it so I'm relieved to know that you like it.

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  3. Gotta love those daffodils and those falling down houses. Love the second shot in particular.

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  4. Broke down? no no no I know feral when I see it! and I love it.

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  5. It looks like something just down the road from us. There are some nice shrubs and trees around it just begging to be adopted.

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  7. I am so excited so see your take on old and broke down. This is beautiful, monochrome with a splash of colour.

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  8. I've always been fascinated by the fact that parts of a garden continue long after the gardener is gone. These images demonstrate this beautifully.

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  10. "I don't know of anything prettier, than a scissortail flyin' through the sky!"

    Trip to Bountiful

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  11. Barbara, I think it's the return to the natural order, it's fascinating to see it happen.

    PA, I love the feral and the concrete - and the wood. I have some planking I would love to show but I think I'm saving it for "Monochrome March" when all my photos are monochrome.

    W2W, when it's in the neighborhood it's more like a wayward neighbor.

    Jeanette, I need a better lens,I had to work to get that shot.

    JE, you're the queen of rustic so that means a lot to me!

    BC, I kept trying to figure out, "Why there?" What was the front yard like?

    D, they're like dandy-lions in that respect.

    AH, I haven't read the book but I loved the moving picture show.

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  12. I like these two photos very much; love the contrasts.

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Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts with me. You may not get a return visit right away but when I do drop in I'll be sure to comment on both your current and past posts so I can get caught up. Until then, Cheers!

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