Anyway there were no little whitewashed stone cottages that one would expect to find in the wilds of the west coast of Ireland. Here is a picture of a home in county Donegal, which I fetched from a site that rents these cottages out. Beautiful, as long as it doesn't rain.

So where was I going to find this in the city. Well, it must have been "Lucky Sunday", because parked out in front of one of the houses on the aforementioned street was this "cute-as-a-button" camper. Nothing says vacation more than a camper!! I can imagine a few of these in a little cluster and you have something that looks like the knitting stitch!! Eureka - a knitting vacation is about to happen.
Well, you have to know that I am a very shy person and somehow at that moment I didn't have the nerve to just walk up to the house and take a picture of the van. No one was there. It was quiet. It would have taken a split second. But I waivered and then I left. Well, of course, I never found another picture that was more appropriate so I had to go back. This time on a Wednesday morning, with the whole neighbourhood out and about. First, there was the woman who shouted at me from across the street to please move my car up a little so someone could park behind me. Then there were the 3 city workers digging a whole in the lawn beside the camper and finally, I gagged, there were all those other people peering from their curtained windows.......but the blog called, so I hopped out of my car and snapped the picture - why I couldn't have done this the first time is....well the story of my life.
Have a productive day!!!
love the pic's you do get around..
ReplyDeleteNow back to the black swan business...ever since your post the painting and poem have been on my mind..tiny place to be...and to my happy surprise...I was in my friendly neighbourhood library and I spotted...a new book...guess what it was..."Leonardo's Swans" by Karen Essex...Okay...had to take it home and now I cant put it down....always lovely to visit..♥Debi