Well we're back in rainy Glasgow, and I think I'm sufficiently recovered from jetlag enough to be able to operate a PC, string a sentence together and complete my Japan blogging. Just in case you thought we'd spent our entire time playing in yarn shops, arcades and eating - a bit of culture was also had. These pics are from the Meiji shrine and surrounding Yoyogi Park. The top pic is a big pond full of koi karp, terrapins and massive dragonflies. We had our lunch there - it was very peaceful and relaxing. The above picture was the dwarfing entrance to the shrine. We walked around the gardens and had lunch but we never visited the shrine itself. [It was a Saturday so fairly busy and really humid hot, so we were looking for a bit of peace from the crowds.] This was me walking in the park - I used my umbrella to shade myself from the sun, but on this occasion it was up despite being in the shade ... due to the massive spiders that lurked. This was just at the entrance to the ...
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ReplyDeleteHey, Elain - saw that 'beautiful art' - bet they wouldn't get a job woking with kids.......that was a bit freaky to say the least.Oh well, takes all kinds etc etc
ReplyDeleteIs that the pattern from Jo Sharp 'Eclectic' book? I've been wondering whether or not to buy it.. I like her pattern in it for a vest-like thing :)
ReplyDeleteHi Knittydoll
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if it's in the Eclectic book - I got the pattern in a little free booklet that my friend gave me - she got it in australia when she bought some of the yarn.
I still havent finished the straps for this ... i always get everything to the cusp of finishing then move onto to something new...!
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