Monday, 20 May 2019

TYRE FRAMING GOOSE GRASS

Large abandoned wheel against dry stone wall with ferns. Goose grass growing in the middle.

On cobbled street.

10 comments:

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Hi Lucy it was so good to hear from you today. You have certainly been through a lot since last time, I'm so sorry I didn't know. Are you at home now while you wait for next phase of the treatment? I like the way you have taken a discarded old tyre here and used it as a frame, looking forward to seeing more. Best wishes and take care of yourself ✨

magiceye said...

This is wild! :)

Taken For Granted said...

Fine mix of discarded tire and natural plant growth. Here is wishing you the best. Always enjoy your posts.

Coline said...

Glad to see you back, I have missed your vision while you have been away suffering. Hope all goes well.

Lucy Corrander : Photos said...

Hello Perth Daily Photo. I did not arrange this picture - I took a photo of what was already there. Shows how long rubbish gets left in our streets that there's time for articles to become plant picture-frames.

Yes, I am at home while I wait to see if there is a suitable donor. It's a bit scary. They have upped the chances of dying of the transplant itself from 5% to 20% - but the context is that they say it is 100% I will die in about a year's time if I don't have it. It's very strange and surreal because I don't actually feel ill!

Lucy Corrander : Photos said...

Hello Deepak.

Lucy Corrander : Photos said...

Thanks Taken for Granted. Glad you enjoy the posts.

Lucy Corrander : Photos said...

Hello Coline. Thanks for your good wishes.

Susan said...

I learn the names of so many plants by reading these posts! Nicely framed.

Lucy Corrander : Photos said...

Hello Susan, this plant is also called cleavers, love-hearts and all sorts of other things.It has little round seeds which come off and stick to your clothes if you brush against them and are said to be the inspiration for velcro.