ow, continued
So in my last post I mentioned getting pictures of the forest in our back garden. And I'm usually really piss-awful about following up on "Oh I'll get back with photos of that!" But this time, this time, I have actually succeeded. At least I have the before pix. I haven't got the after pix done yet.
Plants!
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: Centred in the photo is an aluminium and wood chime (I really didn't do a good job composing this...). To the left side is a skinny maple tree with saw-edged leaves against a light-coloured wood fence. Broad-leafed trees I cannot identify grow in most of the rest of the photo. Over the fence and between the leaves of the trees there is the varicoloured red brick of the building next to mine.]
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: The middle section of the back garden was where the spade-leafed trees had taken over. A number of these grow much taller than the weathered wood fence almost completely obscured in the background. Beyond both trees and fence is the building next door. Built from salvaged brick it is mainly red but incorporates white and pink bricks also. The chimes which were centred in the first photo are now at the left border of the photo.]
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: The western end of the back garden was dominated by Melia azedarach with a few of the broad-leaf things I can't identify. This shows a cluster of the chinaberry trees; a few glimpses of the multi-coloured red brick of the building next door can be seen through the gaps in the canopy.]
For extra bonus photographic goodness I have for y'all photographic evidence of the pure awesome that is my new head. Check this:
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: Bonus! Against a background of wooden fence and pretty red-leafed maple tree Moira shows off her new head. She is a pale-skinned white woman wearing a dark blue camisole. Her hair is short and pixieish and has been dyed bright blue reminiscent of candy floss.]
And now, as I am still fucking exhausted from everything I've been up to this week, I shall go and watch animé and possibly fall asleep.
<3
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Plants!
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: Centred in the photo is an aluminium and wood chime (I really didn't do a good job composing this...). To the left side is a skinny maple tree with saw-edged leaves against a light-coloured wood fence. Broad-leafed trees I cannot identify grow in most of the rest of the photo. Over the fence and between the leaves of the trees there is the varicoloured red brick of the building next to mine.]
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: The middle section of the back garden was where the spade-leafed trees had taken over. A number of these grow much taller than the weathered wood fence almost completely obscured in the background. Beyond both trees and fence is the building next door. Built from salvaged brick it is mainly red but incorporates white and pink bricks also. The chimes which were centred in the first photo are now at the left border of the photo.]
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: The western end of the back garden was dominated by Melia azedarach with a few of the broad-leaf things I can't identify. This shows a cluster of the chinaberry trees; a few glimpses of the multi-coloured red brick of the building next door can be seen through the gaps in the canopy.]
For extra bonus photographic goodness I have for y'all photographic evidence of the pure awesome that is my new head. Check this:
From Web Pictures
[Image Description: Bonus! Against a background of wooden fence and pretty red-leafed maple tree Moira shows off her new head. She is a pale-skinned white woman wearing a dark blue camisole. Her hair is short and pixieish and has been dyed bright blue reminiscent of candy floss.]
And now, as I am still fucking exhausted from everything I've been up to this week, I shall go and watch animé and possibly fall asleep.
<3
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