we found this all dried up frog on a canoe trip today. it's incredible, you can see its spine! i almost felt like jørn hurum when he discovered ida (well, not quite the significance, but still - ahem).
it now has its new home on our verandah. we're hoping it will dry up even more so that the faint smell, which is - hm, interesting - will go away.
noticing...
- her blue shoe flying off her foot as she swirls
- him pretending not to know that i'm taking pictures of him
- the different colours of my knitting needles
Så flotte bilder! Misunner dere veldig sol og sommer sørpå... Her har det regna i flere dager i strekk og mer skal det bli.
ReplyDeletelooks like you had a wonderful day. LOVE the photos. and the frog...
ReplyDeleteI love your photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place where you live.
I like the frog too..:)
wow... that frog! when i was a child, my brothers and i found a dried up cat in a barn. it was fascinating and slightly terrifying too. :)
ReplyDeleteyour photos in this post are so beautiful.
Your house looks like a fairy tale. I also love your new pet!
ReplyDeletemy house, visty? MY house? i wish! lol
ReplyDeleteno, this is the head quarter of a local environmental organisation. we paddled our canoes to this place, and spent a couple of hours in this wonderful garden.
Therese, your photos are transporting. I love the knitting needles, and that frog! Crazy legs! Made me happy. You have a serious talent for trapping the beauty of everyday details in your lens. Lovely blog.x
ReplyDeletemelissa: i'd love to see a dried up cat, but i would sure be terrified too!
ReplyDeletemama mogantosh: thank you, that comment made my day :)
Gorgeous blog and what gorgeous family pics.
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