We have a long gravel driveway to our house and Paul my handyman husband loves grading it with his tractor so after the rain this week he was off and smoothing out the potholes.
You have a beautiful balance of blacks and grays. And your potholes sure are pretty! We get lots of those in the early spring (now). Guess they happen everywhere.
After living at the end of a mile long stretch of potholes for over 38 years, we moved into town and I don't miss those potholes one iota. I have been there and done that. More power to you!
This is great! With spring arriving I'm encountering lots of potholes as I drive around town - much less fun than your tile. :-)
Shelly! I just re-read your sidebar Life is full of surprises. There's a metaphor there! CREATING A ZENTANGLE IS RIDING A RAINBOW. I love it! --Margaret
Chris the tangle is a Zentangle official tangle called 'xyp'. If you haven't seen it go www.tanglepatterns.com there is a link to the Zentangle newsletter archive where Maria's steps are. It is fun reading all the newsletters for inspiration.
You have a beautiful balance of blacks and grays. And your potholes sure are pretty! We get lots of those in the early spring (now). Guess they happen everywhere.
ReplyDeleteAfter living at the end of a mile long stretch of potholes for over 38 years, we moved into town and I don't miss those potholes one iota. I have been there and done that. More power to you!
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ReplyDeletenice potholes, I particularly like the pattern on the far right,is it one of yours...?
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This is great! With spring arriving I'm encountering lots of potholes as I drive around town - much less fun than your tile. :-)
ReplyDeleteShelly! I just re-read your sidebar Life is full of surprises. There's a metaphor there! CREATING A ZENTANGLE IS RIDING A RAINBOW. I love it!
--Margaret
What a lovely way to represent potholes! That means that Spring must be near, yea!
ReplyDeleteChris the tangle is a Zentangle official tangle called 'xyp'. If you haven't seen it go www.tanglepatterns.com there is a link to the Zentangle newsletter archive where Maria's steps are. It is fun reading all the newsletters for inspiration.
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