Thank you, Claude. :) I wouldn't call this corner shabby, neither. Which is why I wrote the second sentence.
Mainly I took the photo as despite there's quite a comfortable house obviously two feathered lovers would have prefered to build a nest of their own upon the ladder just below the eaves[?].
"despite there's quite a comfortable house obviously two feathered lovers would have prefered to build a nest of their own upon the ladder just below the eaves[?]"
Nothing ever looks shabby on Seanhenge. It always depends on the land you choose to settle in.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Claude. :)
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't call this corner shabby, neither. Which is why I wrote the second sentence.
Mainly I took the photo as despite there's quite a comfortable house obviously two feathered lovers would have prefered to build a nest of their own upon the ladder just below the eaves[?].
Home is where the heart is ;-)
ReplyDeleteQuite true, CherryPie. A bit complicated it gets when the body is somewhere else where the heart not is. :)
ReplyDelete"despite there's quite a comfortable house obviously two feathered lovers would have prefered to build a nest of their own upon the ladder just below the eaves[?]"
ReplyDeleteTo avoid the Panther, Obviously.
Everything always makes sense.