I came away thinking I might knit or write in any spare time.
Ha.
The Dogs Above had other ideas.
First I accidentally found a silk shirt at the thrift store.
Then I was poking around a ruin and found a dyepot.
There was a barbecue arrangement but no matches. So I purloined a glowing coal from a nearby sauna. It was that, or use the toaster. Don't ask.
The twigs were all a bit damp. Happily I had some firewater with me (thank you Schlosshotel Kronberg!!) and a piece of linen rag. It proved an effective combination.
I gathered some old friends from the roadside
At first the brew (unusually) turned green.
Rather an idyllic location, don't you think?
Holidays. Gotta love em.
i love you way you can find out everywere with anything to do a bundle enjoy the rest of your travel
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, curiosity never killed the cat in your case, how so many of you find silk clothing in thrift shops, never happens to me.
ReplyDeleteLook with fingers is the trick :-)
DeleteWhat a delightful and inspiring post, my friend. You are forever walking with 'eyes wide open' and I always learn so much from that. Happy Trails (and brilliant discoveries) ahead to both your ma & you!
ReplyDeleteSome very happy trails being followed thank you!
Deletei do hope your mum is healing nicely, and i would expect it's hard to get away from "work" especially when work is play is work...
ReplyDeleteWork is life , so while I am breathing and upright......heh heh
DeleteEver resourceful, hope your mother is managing.
ReplyDeleteOh this is very nice! Safe healing travels to you and your mum.
ReplyDeletehip hip hooray xxxxx
ReplyDeletei do so understand the beauty of the making however, extremely curious to see the results of said silk shirt
ReplyDeletehttps://instagram.com/p/BI5YKEGDt05/
DeleteEverything we need is there...but only with eyes wide open as yours. Your mother is a happy woman with a daughter like you............
ReplyDeleteAnd I count myself lucky to have her as a mother!!
DeleteIf ever I was lost, I hope it would be with you....you have 'make do' DNA in your blood.
ReplyDeleteInherited from my splendid ancestors!!
Delete;-)
I hope your mother is enjoying as much as you are... and how fine it is to travel with the awareness that all you need is likely close at hand!
ReplyDeleteShe's doing very nicely, thank you!
Deletedearest india
ReplyDeletewhat a post. last summer when i was at haystack, my friend allie would say, everything we need is in this room. i think of that often, but your post is the bee's knees! happy dyeing. sending white healing light to your mum. xo