...more broken bones.

Having a clear out of my hard drive I rediscovered this little gem of a photo (of a little gem of a person).  

It was taken just a week before I went off travelling on a day where our adventures included bridge walking and chip eating and clambering over rocks (with subsequent broken bones).  And best of all, sweaters could be discarded and pale limbs revealed in the hope of turning from transparent blue to pale white.

It was also the day I got my feet wet in the process of making some very sub-standard art, but in that process I learned something and had an idea.  So nothing was lost in the end.

Adventuring.

I went for a walk across the Tay Bridge at the weekend with my good friend Becca.   It was a nice evening, so we took a few beers and sat on the little pebble beach that looks across the Tay.  The beach itself it pretty small, in fact its not much of a beach at all, but it is one of my favourite places to sit and watch the world go past.

 I love walking up and down collecting interesting bit of broken ceramics and glass that has been worn smooth by the tides, and I collected some gorgeous little objects.  I will use most of these in some new collage, but there are a few lovely little pieces that I think are too nice to use.

One of my favourite pieces.

Later on, we walked further along and sat under the bridge and watched some boats sail past.

Under the bridge.  I love the sense of scale in
this photo.