Hello lovelies,
gosh, the 19th already. This month is certainly whizzing along.
Today I thought I would simply share a couple of pages from my Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady book.
I love this December page, Holly and Ivy so perfectly captured, and Edith's bird illustrations are so appealing.
A close up of Mr Robin and his two friends.
These two are labelled "Hedge Sparrows", apparently that's another name for the Dunnock ( though I must admit I did not recognise that from the picture)
Only six more sleeps Lovelies. Hope you are not feeling too much pressure.
What a sweet book. The illustrations are so detailed. Thank you for sharing with us.
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Betsy
Lovely robins!!!Kisses
ReplyDeleteI've always loved the illustrations in that book. Enjoy this week leading up to Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteI love that book, the drawings that she did are exquisite!
ReplyDeleteI do wonder, the sticks tied together that way are used as a...I am not a farmer so I am not sure, but I think they are used to prop up bean vines to have them climb them...and maybe, the bird feeder was put there after the summer is over? Not sure, just thinking! :-)
I could not have it here, the squirrels would destroy it!
I have that book, and love the pictures in it
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxxxx
I have that book too, given to me by my mother, but have not looked at for ages. Will get it out once again enjoy the exquisite illustrations. Thanks for reminding me of it. x
ReplyDeleteI have that book too and have not looked at it for a long time. You have reminded me to get it off the shelf as the pictures are so lovely.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful book
ReplyDeleteI love this diary and using it in my still life photos. What a great idea to include it in your Advent Calendar, Jacquie! The photos are beautifully taken and the crochet background is lovely.
ReplyDeleteHope you and your family have a magic Christmas!
Vesna
xx
I love these illustrations too - a familiar friend for many years. Thanks for commenting on my blog. Wishing you a very happy Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI have that book and I love the illustrations! Confession- I have never actually read it through though!
ReplyDeleteLook out for some hazel on your walks. Happy Christmas! Jo x
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