Mr Fox has been visiting the garden in the early mornings and evenings. A few days ago I spotted him relaxing on the top lawn. I'm glad he feels safe here.
In my last post I promised a few more photos of The Ragged Victorians at the Gladstone Pottery Museum.
I can't remember what character the man above was meant to be. I love his hat.
The Rat Catcher. I expect that today he would be called a Rodent Control Operative.
Fallen on hard times
The two girls were really involved in their conversation.
Below the Shepherd in sepia tone
and the girls in black and white
All for now.
These are fascinating. I wonder what the young girls think about their roles? Do they understand the concept, or do they just enjoy dressing up? I would have loved it as a child.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see the fox looking so relaxed.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the extra photos from The Ragged Victorians event at Gladstone Pottery museum and I love the sepia and black and white effect. I used to edit mine sometimes to be in those tones - it is very effective. Take care in the heat Rosie - it seems unbearable already!
What amazing costumes, they have done a really good job creating them. I love the straw hat. All that fur on the fox, a bit hot today for him. 😊
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