There are too many souls of wood not to love those wooden characters who do indeed have a soul. /J.Cocteau/
There are too many souls of wood not to love those wooden characters who do indeed have a soul. /J.Cocteau/
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Ese that checkerboard looks amazing. Where was the photo taken?
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Beautiful quote Ese and lovely photographs. Loved the last one.
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All lovely, Ese! The quote too. I just love those wooden ships and has always wanted one in my room.
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Beautiful entries,Ese !!
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Especially love the first one, Ese 🙂
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My ex-husband’s uncle used to build delicate wooden ships like the one in your photo. And he had the fattest fingers I ever saw, so I was always surprised by his manual dexterity. I don’t miss the ex, but I do miss watching Uncle Artie build those ships.
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That log cabin is great! Stick a bathroom and a kitchen in there and I’m set!
All fab shots, Ese.
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Wonderful entry, my dear friend. I love he photos very much.
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Impressive pics, more especially the fourth one with those beautiful pieces.
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I just love wood anything, especially carved!
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I love the cute cabin.
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