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Friday, May 14, 2010
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A quiet place to relax and take a peek at some thoughts and images from my studio and farm. Hopefully you will find something to amuse you. Please leave a comment if it is worth your time.
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13 comments:
Very pretty pictures. I like the one with the barbed wire!
Beautiful pics, Jan! I love moss. It is like looking at a miniature garden. :) Happy weekend! xo
Quite beautiful, I must confess I tend to overlook the beauty in the moss. I suppose I take it for granted as there is so much of it in our area.
these pictures are great! we don't have moss in our area, but i remember it from a few places i used to live. i have never taken the time to look at it this close. it's really cool and they do look like miniature gardens.
Jan, the first one (with the orange tips) remind me of your "Monet's Garden)...at least I think that's what you named it, but I'm referring to your beaded bracelet. All those caterpillar-type tips on that bracelet look just like this growth. And the middle photo looks almost like it could have been taken underwater, with little sea anenomes swaying in the current. Cool beans, Jan!
Awe, gotta love Oregon. We are having some nice weather here in Beaverton. But the moss in the back yard is rampant! Hugs, Tam
Sure look like these pics are a great start for beading!
Hi Jan,
I love your photos and I have always loved the Mosses and how beautiful it is up close. I use to have a glass jar garden years ago and I would add some moss to my terrarium amongst the little plants, such a lovely fresh smell.Been wanting to make another one recently.
Oh I have to tell you...I have a Carolina Wren in my hanging flower basket out front of my house by the garage...the babies were born sometime friday and mom and dad are busy feeding them, I think there are about 5 babies. They built their nest smack in the middle of the planter...so wonderful. I am going to try take a picture very carefully.
I sent something out to you on Saturday!! :D
Hugs and laughter,
Susan
The mosses are incredible! I love different ones; mom used to gather pieces of different types and then we would put them in a dish, over rocks and make a moss garden.
When you look at them up close, they are so different and intricately beautiful!!! Look like they are from another planet. ;)
XXOO!!
Anne
Oh Geesh Jan these are fantastic little worlds to visit.
Such beautiful picutres.
I love moss.
Have a wonderful week dear one.
Hi Jan and thank you for stopping by my blog to enter my anniversary giveaway. That Anne is too sweet to send people over! I love love the moss photos and your Madonna beadwork piece. I will be by more often and do hope to see you around my blog too. Thanks again! Elena of MyQuest http://elena-myquest.blogspot.com/2010/05/giveaway.html
I can see an embroidered piece in several of these lovely photos.
what lovely photos of nature and oh, the moss! thanks for sharing,
be well, sonja
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