Spotted while out and about on holiday.
I have no idea what the rusty piece is
but it looks good and I'm sure someone will know.
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Feeling blessed.
Picked fresh from friends gardens and given to us. We'd already cooked and eaten some when I thought to take a photo.
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Kinkaku-ji , Kyoto, Japan. A Zen-Buddhist temple set in the middle of a small lake in ornamental gardens. Apart from the monks... -
Out walking one day and came across Islington, one of the original big homes on the Taieri. A hedge is a fence, yes, no? ...
I like both, a perfect combination...
ReplyDeleteI love finding things that are interesting - if for no other reason than to try and discover the mystery of them.
ReplyDeleteIf I am right it's part of a Line shalf which woule be driveing a belt.
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Thanks Bill, I think you could be right, looking at the reference.
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DeleteI think Bill is right - it makes a great piece of garden art!
DeleteI like garden art like that.
ReplyDeleteI like the wooden benches.
ReplyDeleteThey are great.
Greetings from Polish.
Lucia
I love the benches...the other is interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhen you see things like this, you tend to wonder about the ones that lived there and left it.
ReplyDeleteVery neat setting, and the rusty wheel thing is probably something really special too!
ReplyDeleteMy Amish friends use line shafts similar to this. Tom The Backroads Traveller
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