I can't go anywhere without snapping a dustbin-scape

Of course, dustbin-scapes are the essence of the Outer Hebrides. They are everywhere - literally so as I write as the wind howls and the rain lashes down. If the bins are not tied down - like caravans and trampolines, they'll be flying all over the place. People come from miles around to see our binscapes and so they should.
 

Wishing you up

Here is me - in a respectful island dustbin-scape with added human and photo-bombing bird.Wishing everyone - friends, future friends, past friends, acquaintances, anyone who reads this, family and of course my dear wife Eve [who snapped the snap] a very happy and contentful Festival of Over-Consumption and a wonderful and creative 2020.
i might add, i am currently holed up with an arm in plaster having had a Christmas treat - a little op on my finger.

Thank you so much for visiting here. I look forward to a cup of tea with you should you be passing.

Eyes have it

 

Went to a fine event in an Lanntair last night. A zoomed presentation by the creators of Eyes as big as Plates Vol2 [and 1 as it happens]. Rather lovely to see the two lovely artists again. They came to the island a few years ago and took snaps of oldies - like myself for example- in their environment. Roddy was in his element too - a hole in the moor being eaten alive by midges , but that's another tale.

Had a grand hour or two then went for something to eat - which I seem to suffering for this friday morning.

Anyway, here's  another recent dustbin scape. There must be a book in these snaps surely!!

#2

See, another dustbin scape and again from the same place in Gijon. That's Spainland. A wonderful construction that looks like it should have been built by King Ludwig II. In fact is was designed by Luis Moya I see and is the biggest building in Span. It looked like it too. Luckily they included this binscape opportunity. I thanks thee Sir.