Showing posts with label rust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rust. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Turn Left


Let's hope the inside is more comfy.
The beach is real nice.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

AFRICAN BARBECUE PREPARATIONS


African Barbecue Preparations make ample use of wood 


thorn -wood is the best and an old rusted truck wheel grill


given to me by my father five years ago and still as strong as Hercules

Thursday, August 12, 2010

OF EPIC STRENGTH


Years in the same place and still so strong.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

THE HOUSE IN THE SAND


I saw a house in the sand that I want to own.
I want a house in the sand all of my own.


I want a house in the sand with it's face close to the sea.
I want to call that house my own.


It must not be rich and fine but old, weathered and mine.


It must be shabby and blue and green as the sea.


It must be wild and free ..... just like I will be when I am ready to find my house by the sea.


It will just be fine and the house will want to be mine.


There will be a fence and behind is the sea...... Nothing but the sea


AND THAT IS WHERE I WILL BE.

Saturday, March 20, 2010

THE SALT OF THE SEA







It is the time of the year to spent as much time as possible by the sea. The days are warm and the water temperature has risen. Long walks at the beach and nights outside.



But the locals say the sea-salt in the wind kills everything.



And when you look closer it seems true.


 A misty beach where you can firmly see the salt in the air.



The sea air gives rust and decay.



But also dries and heals.


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Monday, February 1, 2010

SEA SIDE WINDOWS




SEA SIDE WINDOWS BEAUTIFUL AS PAINTINGS




On my last visit to a tiny fishing village at the coast I have seen these beautiful weathered, rusted, chipped, shattered, glass-broken, forgotten, unattended, old windows.



Their eyes have seen plenty of sun, wind, sand, waves, happiness, Christmas and Easter celebrations, joy, misery, fighting, love making, reconciliations, poverty and tenderness over the years.



At least that's how I imagine it. They have seen plenty inside and outside.



Made by hand decades ago and  handed over to the sea salt like a sacrifice they have sheltered eyes from the sun and wind, from cold and heat.  



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