This rather beautiful quote sits at the base of our equally beautiful sundial in the sensory garden in the park. John Skelton was a Tudor poet. It was years before I realised that the block of stone in the centre was a face!
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Wise chap! x
ReplyDeleteWisdom which has traversed the ages.
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Its strange.but Ive started noticing things...on things,if you get my drift!!.Pavements and buildings and parks..that i have walked for years,even when i was a child.And suddenly started noticing stuff,that must have always been there but i hadnt seen it!!.Maybe its an age thing with me..i must have more time on my hands these days!,Debi,xx
ReplyDeleteI started to see more when I viewed the familiar as if I was a tourist. I'm amazed by what keeps turning up in my local town and I suspect there's more to come.
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