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Wednesday, 29 December 2021

What's on your workdesk Wednesday #656



            WOYWW

Wednesday again, so I am linking to the Stamping Ground

Follow the link to find out more about What's on Your Work Desk Wednesday and maybe join in... This is my post for WOYWW #656

So what's on my workdesk? Not a lot... we have come away for a few days having seen all the family on Christmas Day. if you would like to see a taste of our Christmas please follow the Link


This is my picture for this week: some cross stitch on the motel bed. I couldn't come away without anything!




Today we have been to see some more of the art silos amongst other things.
I rather liked the row of non-arted ones...















Hope you are all well - stay safe...

With very best wishes for the New Year!

Happy WOYWW !!

 Can't see much on my phone so hope this post is OK!!


14 comments:

  1. Happy New Year in advance, and Wow. That is art on a grand scale! How wonderful. Like you, I like the plain ones as well, tho', so starkly beautiful. It isn't really at all like it but it brings the Cadillac Ranch to mind. http://www.texasmonthly.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cadillacranch1.jpg Enjoy your stitching.

    "A WOYWW day, a WOYWW day, and the last one of the year…" (with apologies to Fairport Convention)
    Mary Anne (6)

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  2. Love the art silos Susan. Good to see the house coming on so well on FB too. Hope 2022 is a better year all round for everyone. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #7

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  3. WOW! those art silos are fabulous - what a great idea. Enjoy your break - and the cross stitch. Happy New Year Helen #1

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  4. Well that’s a great way to make something big and boring look a whole lot more interesting! Though I do like the non decorated two too, something very pleasing about them.
    Happy New Year, let’s hope it’s cheerful and healthy and normal again.
    Hugs LLJ 2 xxx

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  5. Hi Susan, the art on the Silos is fabulous. I first saw that a few years ago when I visited my sister in Canada. Have a great few days away, and enjoy the cross stitching. Take care, Heather xx #10

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  6. Enjoy your time away, love the silos and carry on stitching . . . but stay healthy and safe
    Happy New Year
    Christine #19

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  7. Nice to see some clear blue skies! It's been grey and drizzly around here for the past week! Lovely paintings on such a huge scale! Wishing you lots of happiness in 2022! xx zsuzsa #21

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  8. Happy WOYWW. Wow, those silos are incredible. Wish we had some blue sky here. I hate these dark/grey days. Happy New Year. Ali x #14

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  9. What an amazing place the art work is brilliant. Pleased it's not just me that has to take some crafting with me when I travel. Happy crafty woyww and hoping for a better New year. Hugs, Angela x9x

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  10. Yep, post looks grand! The art on the silos is amazing, the scale is a huge challenge if you ask me.
    I always bring something stitchy on holiday, I need about twenty years worth of hols to finish what I've been ‘working’ for years, I hope yours is more achievable! Have a lovely time touring, and happy new year!

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  11. Oh my goodness the art silos are amazing. Enjoy your time away and your cross stitch. Happy New Year BJ#17

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  12. wow, the painter must have a head for hights! They are fabulous though. Happy very late woyww-stay safe and have a very happy new year! ((Lyn))#25

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  13. Happy New Years Susan, ooh that is cool that people are decorating their Silos with art. ~Stacy #24

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  14. Amazing art work . Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year Angela #15

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