Yes, it’s time for some spring cleaning, even though it’s the middle of winter here in Dismal Swamp.
These were just too good to throw in the trash, so I’ll chuck them your way instead. Then, it’s your responsibility to get rid of the darn things.
This person must have been sick and tired of housework, and just threw it all in
Don’t ask me, I’m no good at interpreting modern art
Doing a good job keeping the sparrows and seagulls away
This one gives me nightmares, and I’m glad to pass it on. It was part of a huge carved wooden mask
Home, James
Maybe I’ll keep this one
Hello World 
Such fun photos.
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Hi, Cee! Thanks for dropping by. 🙂
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The brooms are hilarious. i feel that way about housework. Are there little stones in the bottles of the modern art piece. As far as the ‘scare-crow’ well that’s taking it literally I’d say. What a fun collection.
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Hi, Sue. I liked the way that broom had been made, I’d have loved to have seen it when it was unused! Yes, some of the little bottles had coloured objects in them, like mini-marbles, as I recall. That was in the Art School of Venice, in Dorsoduro. The students were having an exhibition.
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Laurie, my lips are sealed. I was going to write something really witty. It was on the tip of my tongue, but it’s gone now. I shan’t blub – I’ll keep a stiff upper lip.
Was this it? Butter wouldn’t melt in that mouth (unless it was a really hot day).
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Bert, Laurie probably knows exactly what you’re talking about!
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Those lips? I don’t know there’s something……………..
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Maybe you and Bert need to communicate, Laurie? 🙂
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This could get interesting Yvonne. 😉 Hmm, should it be interesting???
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I’ve just finished watching Master Chef, Laurie, and I’m hungry.
I’ll leave it to your discretion how far you and Bert go. 🙂
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Hi, everyone. Doesn’t it feel good when you have a good tidy-up, and make room for more odds and ends!
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For sure the lips had to go! I like the last one though.
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Perhaps the owner of the brush fell in the canal as he or she was sweeping the fondamenta and drowned, thus having a brush with death.
I have to bite my tongue to keep from telling you what I think of number four. I’ve heard of “armchair tourism”, but I’d never seen it in action till I saw number five.
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These were all great. Glad you were clearing out the odds and ends.
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The lips are a bit much and the broom has seen better days.
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