'I'm always looking for the Hows and the Whys and the Whats,' said Muskrat, 'That is why I speak as I do. You've heard of Muskrat's Much-in-Little, of course?'
'No,' said the child. 'What is it?'
- The Mouse and his Child. Russell Hoban.

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Thursday, 4 December 2008

Our garden


From our garden I can see the Sun rise...


It's a place where Creatures lurk.





There are lots of pretty corners:






...and at the end of the long hot days, the sun sets over the river,



and the stars come out one by one.

12 comments:

  1. Sam5.12.08

    Looks like you had a nice view of the moon and the planets grouping together. Nice pictures!

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  2. Yorkshire Pudding5.12.08

    I thought there was going to be a continuation of this story... And a car full of drunken Samoans ransack a neighbour's house to the sound of Eminem on their horn speakers.

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  3. David5.12.08

    Beautiful photographs, so familiar, yet different. Nice entry.

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  4. Juliet Colors5.12.08

    I concur. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

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  5. Tab Calhoun5.12.08

    Really lovely photos.

    I was talking with someone just this week about monarch butterflies. The monarchs here (New York) migrate to Mexico each fall. But it's a different batch of butterflies that arrive here each spring. The monarchs were you are don't migrate at all, so say my friend. Anyway, it was sort of strange to see your photo after having that conversation so shortly ago.

    Great shots...especially nice to see the flowers when it's so dreary here in December.

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  6. Kate6.12.08

    Thanks! Sometimes I just come over all joyful-like, and have to share.

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  7. Anonymous7.12.08

    Those are great! I love the cicada - and the last one!

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  8. Arthur Clewley8.12.08

    please be careful using phrases like 'long hot days' katherine, we're freezing our arses off over here

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  9. Kate8.12.08

    OK. Just enjoy them vicariously Arthur. :-) And warm your bottom by the fire while looking at the pics.

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  10. Dijea8.12.08

    What a lovely spot you live in that you get such beautiful scenery! The photography is quite wonderful too.

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  11. Kate8.12.08

    Thanks everyone.

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  12. Helsie5.10.13

    Enjoyed looking at your garden and this post from the past.

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