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Whoosh
posted by Aesthetic
13:20
5 Comments:
ooh, i like this one. i find the trees slightly sinister though, but that's probably just me.
Highrise living just doesn't do it for me... where does a bloke keep a shed in THAT?!
Speaking of sheds - not to far away from me is a Shed maintained for those who can't have a shed of their own, given the nature of inner city living. They run classes there to share skills and time, have a brew and a yarn - where older retirees who once maintained their own sheds (but now live in downsized accomodation), can share their expertise with younger people who would not have otherwise had a shed experience.
It's a community venture and it's been breaking down quite a lot of social boundaries in the area... I think I'll go down and bask in their collective 'shedlyness'...
;-)
MS: Those trees are so misunderstood... their bark is so much worse than their bite.
B: "Shedlyness" - unreal, sounds like a great thing. Someone tried to get a garden cooperative going 'round these parts, but it never took off. Shame, as I miss having a garden.
cool shot; i like the shadows on the building.
boom boom
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