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Originally Posted by Gremlin
Your farm looks nice and tidy mobertol.
here are some more farm photos.
The mooey things that make the slurry I spread.
Veiw from the rear window of the John Deere tractor while I was slurry spreading by the River Calder through Read.
I don't get involved with the animals, I am just a machine man.
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Ha ha gremlin I like the mooey things! Didn't realise you were a tractor boy
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Originally Posted by mobertol
A selection taken this morning round the farm again -following up the arches theme in the architecture of the old farm.
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Lovely - presume that tree with pink flowers is the Lagerstroemia you showed us recently? When I showed Richard the picture of the arched roof you posted earlier he asked me if it was Roman!
Have been looking at Castelverde on Google satellite and an educated guess tells me that your farm is on the Via Enrico Fermi/Via Livrasco - I know you have mentioned Livrasco in the past. Interesting that there are all those fields and not a single animal to be seen - not even your donkeys! I couldn't work out where the castle is even though I know what it looks like...
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Originally Posted by mobertol
Sue just to be nosey what is that on your windowsill to the right? Like the way you've framed the outside scene using the window-frame.
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Ha ha I wondered if anyone would pick up on that! They are shells, probably very large barnacles, left behind there by the previous owner... don't think they came from Morecambe beach, more likely the shell shop on the prom! I have added to the collection of seaside related things on the windowsill and if we ever get round to decorating the room I have loads of old prints of crabs etc from an old book of anatomical drawings of sea creatures. Plenty of wall space - the room's only about 3 feet square but ten feet high!
So as I have nothing else to post today, my day in pictures is - my loo windowsill! and the things on it
1, 2, 3, 4 The big barnacles
5 Picture of yachts through a window by Matisse - my view from that window is yachts in the yacht club pound
6 Glass shrimps and a toy ship
7 Shells and souvenir china from Morecambe
8 Shrimp up close
9 Magnetic lobster on the mirror bracket