I meant, if it was a painting, all those layers, the different textures, the broken and healed patterns… nice! 😉 Mine was overgrown after a month in Iceland, but fortunately my clippers were sharp. Unfortunately, I had to fight my way in through the giant marigolds, the tomatoes, the clover, and the irises. Most lived to tell the tale, but I did scrape my shin. Serves me right!
Indeed, garden as inspiration, all the tales, colors, textures, a lot to work on! As you will understand me, the real challenge is the work on the inspiration got there, but on the other side, I love working in the garden too, gives so much back! And of course, no problem for me, my husband did the pruning 😉
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That’s a complex hedge!
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Not really, was just a bit overgrown, but we managed it, despite hot weather
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I meant, if it was a painting, all those layers, the different textures, the broken and healed patterns… nice! 😉 Mine was overgrown after a month in Iceland, but fortunately my clippers were sharp. Unfortunately, I had to fight my way in through the giant marigolds, the tomatoes, the clover, and the irises. Most lived to tell the tale, but I did scrape my shin. Serves me right!
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Indeed, garden as inspiration, all the tales, colors, textures, a lot to work on! As you will understand me, the real challenge is the work on the inspiration got there, but on the other side, I love working in the garden too, gives so much back! And of course, no problem for me, my husband did the pruning 😉
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Very nicely done, Tamara! I enjoy pruning hedges.
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omg, thx, Clare, you are welcome to help me next time 😉 , just kidding, you are welcome , don’t need to help me
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Hehe! 😉
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