Thursday's offering.
I was tickled pink to find these tucked away up in Mouse Lane, Steyning as they're on the back wall of the parking spaces of somebody's house. They are the work of Susan Banks.
Arilx
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How very sweet! I love the turning fork and the robin.
ReplyDeleteI think that's my favourite part too. Arilx
DeleteThe robin one is covetable. I wonder if she does commissions.
ReplyDeleteShe has a website for her murals so it wouldn't surprise me. Arilx
DeleteI wish I hadn't given my spare fork away now. That would be beaut just popped into one of my veg beds.
ReplyDeleteThere is some law at work here which guarantees the minute you get rid of something then you find you needed it. I've had that happen too! Arilx
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