7 thoughts on “Another day at the Turdle Farm”

  1. I think that is really creative and pretty. It reminds me of the way people used to use old belfast sinks in the UK for planters in their garden. In fact our first sink came out of someone’s garden, washed out the soil and it was perfectly usable 🙂

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  2. I’d love a belfast sink, but they are quite expensive to acquire via “normal” means. We a cast iron bath garden at TA waiting to be returned to it’s true purpose.
    I love the “lavatree”, and the image kind of lent itself to the day 😉
    If you like this, you may also like this link http://bluevelvetchair.blogspot.com.au/2011/09/whats-that.html that I kept from a comment on [yet] another blog post I read a few days ago, re [upmarket]recycling the innards of washing machines etc.. but good for ideas.

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