Soggy Bits in a Rusting Wheelbarrow

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Apart from the longest title in the world (slight exaggeration?) the title doesn’t fill one full of exciting promise – but, there is much beauty and interest to be found in such a place. It may not be a beautiful flower in full bloom or a glorious sunset or a lush, verdant, field but it can still be lovely.

Lichen takes on a rich colour when wet – as does wood and rust.

Lets not forget less obvious beauty – in Nature and in people – when out and about.

18 thoughts on “Soggy Bits in a Rusting Wheelbarrow

      1. You’re very welcome…and I really like that word, too! I’m at a loss for those buds, as well…I’m not much of an expert on those kinds of things. šŸ˜‰

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  1. The content is much more pleasing than your title led me to believe, and your sentiment is totally laudable. As you well know, I’ve been a lichen fan for quite a while, and you’ve found some nice ones here!

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    1. Thank you, Gary! I played it down a bit; ‘soggy bits’ doesn’t sound enticing or exciting, does it?! I hadn’t photographed lichen for a while but intend to make up for it this year!

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