Hello Eolake, Where was this photograph taken at? Was wondering if it's behind a manufacturing plant or perhaps a recycling center? The color yellow really stands out on this. It looks like a very busy place. Is it? Thanks, Gary Surgent
(What's the American word? They break up old cars.)
A junk yard. We have many in America. They not only crush cars but also sell reusable parts off of them. I go to them often :) (Saving money) their prices are normally far below a parts store. Glad you lifted the moderation thing eolake, (Pascal emailed me and told me about it.) How have you been?
It's a tough question, isn't it? Demanding either a pretty meaningless "fine, thanks", or the story of my life. The story of my life is: "Oodles and oodles of changes all the time. Not always easy, but exciting, and I think it's going great places."
How have I been? Awesome! Ekstetic! Having candlelight dinners by the chimney every night. It's great to miss the national news on TV. Like stopping hitting yourself on the head with a hammer. ;-)
Not really. Except sometimes after midnight, like right now. Fortunately, in the day we have a power generator. But it's a bit expensive, so we don't use it all the time, only when really necessary.
But the morale is still the same : sunny against all logic!
Rakkeb rass hmaar w'm'chee. "Put on a donkey's head and go on your way." Local proverb. A very old and wise one. ;-)
Hello Eolake,
ReplyDeleteWhere was this photograph taken at? Was wondering if it's behind a manufacturing plant or perhaps a recycling center?
The color yellow really stands out on this. It looks like a very busy place. Is it?
Thanks,
Gary Surgent
Believe it or not, this is the *front* of the business! :) The British seem to be not so much about pretty fronts, I dunno.
ReplyDeleteThere are several car breakers in this area, I imagine this is one also. (What's the American word? They break up old cars.)
I rather like this picture.
(What's the American word? They break up old cars.)
ReplyDeleteA junk yard. We have many in America. They not only crush cars but also sell reusable parts off of them. I go to them often :) (Saving money) their prices are normally far below a parts store.
Glad you lifted the moderation thing eolake, (Pascal emailed me and told me about it.)
How have you been?
Trust the talent of Eolake Stobblehouse to make art even with junk! :-D
ReplyDeleteHow have you been?
ReplyDeleteI guess I must be talking to myself? :)
It's a tough question, isn't it? Demanding either a pretty meaningless "fine, thanks", or the story of my life.
ReplyDeleteThe story of my life is:
"Oodles and oodles of changes all the time. Not always easy, but exciting, and I think it's going great places."
How have I been? Awesome! Ekstetic! Having candlelight dinners by the chimney every night.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to miss the national news on TV. Like stopping hitting yourself on the head with a hammer. ;-)
P.S.: At dinner, I was eating oodles of noodles and strudels.
ReplyDeleteBTW, Terry, who were you asking exactly?
BTW, Terry, who were you asking exactly?
ReplyDeleteEolake. But I'm always interested in how you are doing too Pascal? You mentioned being without power for long periods of time. Is it any better now?
Not really. Except sometimes after midnight, like right now.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, in the day we have a power generator. But it's a bit expensive, so we don't use it all the time, only when really necessary.
But the morale is still the same : sunny against all logic!
Rakkeb rass hmaar w'm'chee.
"Put on a donkey's head and go on your way." Local proverb. A very old and wise one. ;-)