How wonderful! That's my favourite sort of surprise ... something unusual that wears its history on the outside. I have no idea why I'm so fascinated by things that are falling apart, but oddly I am!
Oh, gosh, a tactah! What fun. I will duly show it to Nicholas. He actually calls them tractahs now. He has quite an English accent, presumably because his dad is English. We call them tractrrrs in our house!
I knew exactly whom you were thinking of!
ReplyDeleteIf I were that grandson, I know I would be amused. Heck, I am not that grandson, and I am very amused.
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There was a tractor like that in my woods at one time. The amusement was felt once it was removed from the mud it had settled in.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! That's my favourite sort of surprise ... something unusual that wears its history on the outside. I have no idea why I'm so fascinated by things that are falling apart, but oddly I am!
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh, a tactah! What fun. I will duly show it to Nicholas. He actually calls them tractahs now. He has quite an English accent, presumably because his dad is English. We call them tractrrrs in our house!
ReplyDeleteI know several little people who would be thrilled by that surprise. And a couple of big people too.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics, as ever,
Jo x