Barb wire, rusty as well.

 About a month ago, Ian spotted some rusty barbed wire on the side of the road, today I conned him into going and getting some for me, this time I took my leather gloves, I have some projects in mind. 

My first snowdrop of the season, I love these dainty little flowers.

Some of Sharons.

 Landscapes.

 Before and after.    The above before and below finished subway art I have been working on for our next market.

arrived in the mail.

These adorable little shoes arrived on Tuesday, they are all dated around the 1890's. The pair at the back have wood soles and like a horse shoe metal piece around the front, don't know how they walked in them, more suited to a donkey I reckon

My weekend project, as inspired by Magnolia Pearl. This caused me lots of cuts etc till I was advised to use leather gloves, don't you sometimes hate when they're right and you should have thought about it yourself, but I am a Johnson and we always do things the hard way.

Loved these horses.

 And these three were taken before we were told we were on private land.

I forgot to tell Jacky I had taken the shot. Left her smelling the roses for awhile, hehe.

Some of Paddy's four.

 Railway tracks.

 foolish girl.  Almost a before and after shot aye.

 The end.

Aged, black and white.

I'm going to mix mine up this month, and tick them off as I go.

 Jackys four....Triangles

 Triangles.

 Rough.

 More triangles.

 Smooth, as in smooth sailing, I also give credit to Jacky for making him fly. I did crop this one too.

Round.

some random stuff.

 Playing around with some really great desilvered mirrors off a old dressing table I think.

 You can see the shape of the four mirrors here, I love this kind of mirror.

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 Its up, yes Mangapapa is in Gisborne, remember Balance Street.

And some flowers named after my sister Sharon, or so she told me.