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Is the palette level?
Near enough
Good, We’ll put pipes along the bottom then another palette on top.
Great idea. Let’s put some twigs there, then this palette.
No, that one.
OK, now some guttering, then the palette I was originally going to use.
Looking good.
Next, this one, then some of that stuff, then that one.
Now a tray of dirt, some weeds, and bingo!
I think that’s fantastic, what say you?
A work of art.
What shall we do now?
I don’t know.
No, nor do I.
I’m bored.
Me too.
Fancy a beer?
Mmmm.
Thanks to Rochelle for hosting and Sandra Crook for the photo.
Keith's Ramblings 
I suspect they were bored when they started that creation. 😉
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I rather think they were Christine!
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Welcome back Keith. Sounds like a good morning’s work to me, followed by a beer. Perfect.
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I agree! Thoroughly enjoyed my visit to your part of the world – especially The Oak Inn at Balmaha!
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Ah yes, I have been there on the odd occasion!
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After a couple of beers they’ll be contacting Tate Modern to offer them a new installation – named One Hundred Words.
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Now that’s an idea!
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Well at least it entertained them for a short while. Ha.
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It certainly did! Thank you Jennifer
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Ha ha – that’s artists for you!
Susan A Eames at
Travel, Fiction and Photos
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Art for art’s sake! Cheers Susan.
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Definitely a work of art. That beer sounds well-deserved!
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I quite agree! Thanks Kelvin
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A cold beer is always welcome. Cheers Keith, and welcome back.
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Absolutely! Cheers Anurag
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It’s good to see you again. That does look like a rather haphazard project.
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A lot of modern art is! Thanks Mimi.
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This resembles a lot to my lego sessions with my kid. (Except the beer part, obviously)
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Varad -it was so much like legos – !✌️😊
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You are right, it really does! Cheers Varad
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🙂
cheers varad
and I sure do not missing stepping on legos, which we used to do many moons ago
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They are artists for sure 😊good one!
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I am all for the beer KR. Nicely done.
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It’s your round YS!
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Perfect, Keith. Made me smile 🙂
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I’m pleased. Thanks so much
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Art indeed and art process too! Beer ending gets a good star! Hah
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Thanks so much Prior
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🙂
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Hi Keith – the palettes are best left as you left them … definitely time for a beer … as long as your GPS for the insect hotel and it was suitably positioned, so didn’t need moving to a permanent place of residing? Fun story though … cheers Hilary
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It’s staying right there! Thanks Hilary
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The more beer they drink, the better their creation is gong to look!
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I always find that to be the case!
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And the first guests will be moving in as they finish their beers. Good one, Keith.
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Dear Keith,
One man’s art is another man’s pile of pallets and trash. Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Haha,,,cute story. Love the title!
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They can’t just have a beer… the “creation” was an excuse, a prelude, if you will, to the beer… 😉
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Great conversation between two retired gents – that’s what I read.
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Ah the random creativity that boredom creates.
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Ha… yes a beer might be a bit less destructive.
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Loved the pun on pallet/pallette. Indispensible if you want to make art!
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Sounds perfect!
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