Twinkleberry

Day 28 – Trash

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One person’s trash is someone else’s compost

Day 27 – Your Name

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Day 26 – Key

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Day 25 – Breakfast

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Day 24 – Animal

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My gorgeous Poppy

Day 23 – Moon

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Only a tiny sliver!

Day 22 – Kitchen Sink

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Kitchen sink, that was a tough one. I’m not inspired to photograph my kitchen sink…… I would be if I had a beautiful copper one, like the one at Petworth House, but mine is not nearly, anywhere nearly as beautiful as that one.

It was quite fun trying to catch a water droplet from the kitchen tap.

Which is part of the kitchen sink.

Day 21 – Delicious

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There are lots of things I could have photographed for this topic. I love food & I love to eat! This is one of my favourite Pizza’s at the moment – I use a Jamie Olivier recipe for the dough and the topping is caramelised red onion and goat’s cheese.

Delicious!

Day 20 – Before and After

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Apple blossom

Day 19 – Funny

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A couple of weeks ago we were visiting my mother & father-in-law in Devon. We spent a day wandering around the delightful town of Totnes. Unfortunately we were caught in a downpour and by the time we returned to the car, were utterly soaked.

We had Poppy with us and as I didn’t want a sodden dog ruining the seats of the car, I popped into a charity shop and bought a towel to wipe her down with.

David has just gave me a very stern talking to about the washing I had hung on the line earlier.

Apparently he is very concerned about what our neighbours might think of him should any of them see it….?!


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