Saturday, October 13, 2012

driftwood

We have spent the last 5 days in at Grandma Peggy and Howard's cabin in Fort Bragg, CA.
Driftwood surrounds the property and litters the beaches.










Today we are sad to leave.

Mano is our creative host for the drawing challenge this week.

14 comments:

nadine paduart said...

whoa, what an impressive collection; and i see the face! the lady, she's wearing the earring... (#1)
;)))
the twisted root is just so amazing.
n♥

Ariane Reichardt said...

Dear Rachel,
your collection of driftwood is very impressing! Love it!
Those forms... statures thats seems to have a soul.
-
Have you seen the 'Endeavour' in L.A. today?

Love Ariane.

annie said...

I love your driftwood. It is such beautiful stuff to toch and look at.
I do want to join this artsy little troupe but still have to figure out how and get better first. You are all inspirational!

objects of whimsy said...

WOW that twisted root is amazing!
I love all the pottery too.
Im overcome with 'beachcomber envy' Rachel hahaha

What a lovely place to have a holiday I bet the kids loved it.

Enjoy your day Helen x

sarapirat said...

wow, such beautiful treasures!
have a good trip back home?

renilde said...

treasures, treasured, magical place for grown up and little children, i spotted an iguana too ;) x

Miss Herzfrisch said...

What wonderful driftwood founds. And I also love the cermic pieces - great colour collection.
♥ Sabine

Kristen Donegan said...

Wonderful pieces...they look like furniture and pets and creatures that have come to visit!
I'm sure your kids much love it!

mano said...

this is a wonderful driftwood collection, I wished I could see it at its original location!!
thank you for participation, dear rachel - I have added you on the list! :-) mano

Unknown said...

Such beautiful photos, Rachel. -sus

Maria said...

It is always so lovely to visit here!I wonder how big boy your Henry already is!
hugs
maria

Patrice A. said...

beautiful!
what a treasures
I love the twisted one
but at the first picture
they look like candy

with love
Patrice A.

Unknown said...

What a great variety of shapes you have shown us. I love the curved one that looks like a length of ribbon once tied into a bow but now slightly unravelling.
And yes I would imagine it is hard to leave this spot with the wonderful driftwood offering. It's nice to think of your family visit even though is is sad to have to end it. Norma, x

Lil Muse Lily said...

i would be renting a truck and trying to bring all that driftwood home with me. lol ;)
glad you had fun