I know it's a bit hot, but when it rains again try playing this game. Don't forget to pull the light chord, turn on the fans, and try out the scissors!  from House of Fairy Tales Add Comment Les rêveurs de grands chemins ne se nourrissent de rien, sinon de miettes hasardeuses, tombées du ciel, d'un livre, de semis de lumière, oubliés dans l'épaisseur de l'encre: de quoi réjouir les cigales et charmer le silence. [Le colporteur de Christian Bobin] …apparently!! But putting aside the translation, these inspiring images are at carnetimages-8.tumblr.com  from "harvest heart"  Pablo Picasso postcard to Jean Cocteau, St.-Raphaël 1919   Charles Linden, Sweden I've put some nests in the Tanera exhibition, and I realise I'm far from being alone as a human nest builder -  This stunning (and presumably strong) artist-made nest is by Benjamin Verdonck.  After a long battle to keep out the Red Deer, he admitted defeat and let them win.  I couldn't post this inspiring image until I found out to whom credit is due. The link is here.  The Nest, 1978. Nils-Udo  The guides at Rosslyn Chapel tell lots of engaging stories, not least the one about the young apprentice stone mason who is slaughtered by his boss in a fit of jealous rage. The weapon was, of course, the mason's chisel. Photo courtesy of the Rosslyn Chapel Trust. Staggering collection, and the museum has a joyful approach to offering out their beautiful images: pretty much free access to digital images, provided that the use is non-commercial. The world at our fingertips!  Fragment of a tomb painting of the pool in Nebamun's garden. c 1350BC Egypt And my personal favourite, a bathing floozie with lapiz lazuli eyes:  bone figure of a standing woman. Egyptian. ?age | 
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