My January by Chris Penrose

My January by Chris Penrose

At Rose Cottage, January reveals more open views through leaf less trees; it’s the structure of the garden unclothed.  It’s a time to plan the next seasons  and assess the ones just passed. 

 

Thank you, Chris.  A tin of twine is winging its way to you.


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