Continuing my isolation photos for the 30 shots one subject theme.
I am slowly working my way around the house and today's photo is from the kitchen window.
I will try and catch up with 365 this evening. Even though all of our usual social activities have ceased at the moment I still don't seem to have much spare time on my hands. I have got a lot of new projects on the go so I think I could be kept busy for a while yet.
I am so enjoying your series of through the windows - love your pottery on the windowsill and such a delight your little plate -- ha ha same here too !
@maggiemae Yes you did Maggie the kookaburra is in yesterday's shot through the dining room window which is next to the kitchen.
@momamo@koalagardens@pcoulson@happysnaps@kjarn@sangwann@beryl@louannwarren@cocobella Thanks. I hadn't realized until now just how multicultural my windowsill is. The pot on the left was bought in Yugoslavia in 1986, the next pot with the sunflowers in was bought in Israel in 1984, the little blue tea bag pot was bought in the UK in 1987, the next pot was from a little village in Cyprus when we lived there from 1983-1986 during our RAF days and the plaque on the right 'I am not a complete idiot, some parts are missing' was purchased in Mudgee New South Wales probably in about 1996.
@helenhall Thanks Helen. Luckily I have lots of interests and even though a lot have been curtailed at the moment I still have plenty to keep me occupied.
@bruni Thanks Bruni. This plant used to be indoors too when my daughter bought it for me about 26 years ago. It moved from Victoria to New South Wales with us 24 years ago and was in our rumpus room until it grew too large. Then we moved it outside and when it got too tall there we chopped off the top and planted it beside the original. These two are the son and grandson of the original plant.
@momamo @koalagardens @pcoulson @happysnaps @kjarn @sangwann @beryl @louannwarren @cocobella Thanks. I hadn't realized until now just how multicultural my windowsill is. The pot on the left was bought in Yugoslavia in 1986, the next pot with the sunflowers in was bought in Israel in 1984, the little blue tea bag pot was bought in the UK in 1987, the next pot was from a little village in Cyprus when we lived there from 1983-1986 during our RAF days and the plaque on the right 'I am not a complete idiot, some parts are missing' was purchased in Mudgee New South Wales probably in about 1996.
You have a nice view from your kitchen.
@helenhall Thanks Helen. Luckily I have lots of interests and even though a lot have been curtailed at the moment I still have plenty to keep me occupied.
@bruni Thanks Bruni. This plant used to be indoors too when my daughter bought it for me about 26 years ago. It moved from Victoria to New South Wales with us 24 years ago and was in our rumpus room until it grew too large. Then we moved it outside and when it got too tall there we chopped off the top and planted it beside the original. These two are the son and grandson of the original plant.