Azraël.
Only 5min. walking from my new home :-)
That tree on the first photo is an old pear.
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Gorgeous garden... I love the tiles :) Kx
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice neighbor to have! And I totally agree with what you say on your last post - too much disorganized stuff makes a person anxious. I just helped my sister move house, and even her stuff all packed in random boxes made me anxious! (Also, glad you looked into The Indian in the Cupboard. It is such an interesting story.)
ReplyDeleteHe Renild, wat een fijne beelden weer. het was weer leuk om op jouw blog te bladen van teen naar tander, merci,een plezante verhuis gewenst,en ook een goei weekend...zjé
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
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beautiful. one dau i´ll have my own little garden too:)
ReplyDeletebeautiful garden. we are just starting to clear and plant our little garden in our new place.
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely! I wish I could have a garden like you have!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
From the look of your photos, your neighborhood must be lovely :^)
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