A couple of pieces picked up on my travels this week
Another bottle with faded label
A cute ivory container made up from tiny beads
30 vintage "Victoria " magazines free outside of a charity shop
The last of the plums in another upside down cake
Nectarines are the next fruit to ripen in the next few weeks
moody sky but no rain
Catmint
Italian meatballs for lunch
the easy way to catch birdies
linking up with
The Dedicated House
French Country Cottage
Ivy and Elephants
Shabby Art Boutique
Chic on a Shoestring
My Romantic Home
The Charm of Home
Woman in Real Life
Thoughts from Alice
The Shabby Nest
Dwellings of the Heart
A Tray of Bliss
Rooted in Thyme
Coastal Charm
Oh I really like that beaded round box and my friend Gina would love to have found those old Victorian magazines.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds and fabulous photos! I love your hens and the cat, of course. He/she made me miss our Jack we lost a few months earlier than we moved from the countryside.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Meg, your photos are absolutely stunning!!! Do you use a DSLR camera or a point and shoot? My brother gave me a DSLR but it is a bit heavy to lug around the garden so mainly I use my Canon point and shoot which I can put in my pocket. The Macro setting is great for flowers. Sometimes I put the photos into Pixlr to get the vintage look etc. but usually I am too lazy. I also used to like the foliage setting on my camera but lately it seems to make the photos blurry. I really need to do the online courses I paid for to learn how to use the DSLR before I get much older. LOL!
ReplyDeleteNo...not a SLR...my hubs gave me a Nikon Coolpix C610 for my birthday and it's brilliant and although it's not SLR it has 60x zoom and it also allows me to send my pics to my phone away from home.I can take pics of birds miles away and see their feathers. There is a pic of the camera in Oct 2014 post. If I can use it anyone can! The pics I took of the koala a few posts ago were amazing and made the local newspaper website xxx
DeleteThanks Meg. Your camera takes stunning photos. I need to learn more about how to use my Nikon 3100.
DeleteIt's always wonderful to see your garden while all I see is brown grass and bare trees. We are having pretty mild weather though. At least nothing is blooming or budding yet. Your tree heavily loaded with nectarines that are ripening is gorgeous. Thank you for the visual treat!
ReplyDeleteMeg, you'll have to whisper to me where those Charity Shops are!! I thought I knew all the best ones! You MUST have got that gorgeous rain the other day. I was at a charity shop when it poured, and we were all trapped inside.None of us was complaining.The lawns and trees are looking a bit fresher already!Love your kitty.
ReplyDeleteI've saved a few of my old Victoria mags. The photos in them are almost as nice as yours.
ReplyDeleteI agree about the quality of your photos , I have difficulty taking pictures when the sun is shining though rooms it sometimes makes the photos faded , Love the bottle though xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Meg, it is always a pleasure to drop by and see your beautiful par of Australia. Love all the photos of your home and the surroundings and also your pets. So adorable!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful week.
Beautiful eye candy photos, Meg...and your kitty is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing your treasures that you find! They fit in your home so beautifully!!! And all of your garden shots are straight out of a magazine! Wishing you all lovely things this week Meg! Nicole xo
ReplyDeleteI soooo want to hang out on your patio! I don't think you could get a better view. And I couldn't resist free magazines, even though I just finally recycled literally hundreds from my house!
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