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Wonderful drawings, I love them both particulary the Jag ! Good luck

you are so talented Np, the jaguar is wonderful but the oran mum & baby are as well-- couldn't you take both!!! I will look forwards to seeing the portrait of your friend--- he looks a lovely character :o)

good luck with the exhibition Leigh. the jaguar is stunning too.

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Hope so !! x

i no wot you mean ,wish i cud win lottery lol wud have loads of rescu animals ,but mainly horses . mine is 18 now bless her, francis house is surported by wane rooneys wife . do u remember the little girl who was allways in the news doin the charity balls .she was very ill with a revered heart. they dont recieve any goverment funding at all . i worked wth a lady whose darghter went there and thats y me and a mate did it . very rewarding but very hard work . i think its great ,all your work but omg your poor mum bless her . any way enjoy while u can ,each day and all that x

What a great waterfall, I want one just like it, but the faces would have to be family faces! I can imagine my son Max complete with the dreadlocks and a running nose..........

What a clever pond design. you must have a head like an encyclopedia there is so much going on in there at once.
The dog is beautiful;he looks so wise and it is nice that he will have some lively company in his old age and that your Mum will not feel quite so alone when he goes.

For a variety of reasons, not all happy ones, I have been a bit inactive recently except for the last few photos, and as a result I missed your kind reply to me regarding your favourite piece, for which I thank you.
You asked about my favourite and it has to be the wizard at the moment, but I have to say that every time you add something it makes one change one's mind again just like you did.

You are right that Lincoln is not so far away as all that, but present circumstances make travelling outside my own area more difficult than it should be. Maybe next Spring if you are planning another open day.

Meanwhile I shall take pleasure in looking at your photos and admiring your talent.

PS.I hope you had lots of visitors for your open garden day.

Wouldnt have known without the label lol 400 varieties ? that makes me a little less confident but sure looks like it ..

We have this variety in our garden its Hypericum inodorum ' Elstead ' and the flowers are followed by bright orange red fruits in autumn.

I'm so pleased you have found good homes for them all Leigh and that you will be able to watch the one with your mum grow up .... i'm sure you will miss them , I nearly put one under my jumper ...LOL... you take care xx

That is what I was going to say Bamboo...

omg thats fantastic ,well dun , i no its very hard work but well worth it . me an a frend did a show 3 years bak raised £1800. never wored so hard lol 4 francis house. have u herd of it,in m/c. termanliy ill children . arhh bless u . well dun again .x

Its a Hypericum of some variety, can't say which cos I can't see the whole shrub to determine size and growth habit.

no its not a honeysuckle
Ive got one similar to this in my front garden , i call it my buttercup shrub because the flowers look like large buttercups.
The only thing is with mine is that it does not have the long staimons in the centre.
Plus mine does not smell neither

am loving Ur work ,i 2 like art but never followed it took up hairdressing instead ,but i do a lot of weddings so u have to b creative . love doing my garden and doing up old furniture ,making stuff , doing my house, which my mates say is a bit wacky lol. not into beige. and that ,like character in any thing. wish i cud c ur garden in person tho.

wow wonderfull ,u are haveing an open day ,

arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh bless they are beautiful

Awwwwwwwwww they are so cute I think I'm in love!! :)

Aw don't you just wanna snuggle 'em up??!!!

Glad they are all going to good homes & that you can see the one with your mum regularly. ;O)

Aw they're lovely i love the photo of the one in the dinner bowl lol!!! so cute glad you found them all good homes, when are the next puppies due? you'll be exhausted!!!

How they have grown,Leigh,and absolutely wonderful.I am so glad they have all got a good home to go to,but that is what they are used to,isn't it? ...and what they deserve...

Thanks Leigh, I understand now. I'm just planning ahead. If I move house and have to build another pond it would probably be above ground level for ease of maintenance. I know who to come to for advice :-)

i love the floating eyes Np,..hope your open day went well..

The wall looks fantastic. I hope today went well for you and the weather stayed good.

Oh my! That dog is just so gorgeous. He looks so wise and very distinguished.

Love the pond too. The rill is interesting. What supports the angle iron and the natural stones? The rill must be very substantial to support stones that might be used as seating, or have I misunderstood. Also what sort of liner has the pond got? It all looks lovely.

aw I just love the photo of your dog ,good luck with your sculptures.

Looks superb NP and here's wishing you a busy and productive day tomorrow:o)

Love the blog and pics Leigh. Sculptures are wonderful. Very clever. Loved the blog and pics on Mams garden too. Jerry is stunning. I have a Springer myself. He'll be 8 in October but he's not well. Hope the sun shines well for you tomorrow, I'm sure you'll have a fantastic day.