Author: eklastic
All Purpose Fences
Fences make for good neighbours. Chatting over a fence is a time honoured pastime. It has the advantage that it keeps the opponents separate.


Fences can also have an important purpose. It can keep toads from being squashed by cars when they have the unsquashable urge to get to the pond were they were spawned. It makes them wait until they are collected and carried over the road.
The fence may be rusty but it is collecting new dummies from toddlers who want to give up an outgrown habit.


Fences can be overcome, sometimes only partially. It depends on the temptation on the other side.


Of course, there are always masters of the art.

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge #258: Fences
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Beware what May Be Lurking in the Weed Patch
My trusted Wynora Rider (my bike) went in for a service yesterday and I collected her in the evening. My way home leads past an overgrown patch of land. I know the creature that lives there, hiding behind plants. But when it is getting dark … Continue reading Beware what May Be Lurking in the Weed Patch
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Short Relief


Admittedly NOT a weekend sky but memorable enough to share this weekend. On Wednesday evening we finally had some rain – and two rainbows for good measure.
During the night there was a heavy downpour accompanied by high winds, possibly even a storm. One tree on our school parking space broke in two, so more than possibly a storm. Temperatures are up again, it’s humid and there are insubstantial clouds.
Weekend Sky












