junk, plums and an old sleeping bag

my neighbour admired this 25 year old pattern when I washed and hung this old sleeping bag out to dry

soft plums get eaten first and are sweetest


fmore than enough for the next three days

in my double shed to the right

and to the left -- I remember that 12 years ago 5 families shared each of these outside toilets from 1890

the wood I need has been there 10 years and is at the back

the two beech wood rollers with cast iron cogs are from a dis-assembled cast iron framed mangle which was also used by an artist for print making from linocuts, wood cuts and etchinmgs

out on the pavement

and packed in again in Brumleby, Copenhagen

The old lumber in my bathroom is ready to be cut down, and I am going to use the broken iron framed chairs as the basis of a new garden seat