Piotr’s van ready for tomorrow workshop with Ian Young and Phil Donnelly

it is going to be busy day for us. First workshop :). The weather is not bad and there is no signs that winter will com to us this year so we will try do lots of re-potting and some styling as well.
Will update after the weekend.

Jan 6 2015

Low Winter Sun

A few snaps from my walk on Sunday. A great day for a walk.

Detail on an old Railway Bridge

Hooded crow that was singing Black Betty Bam aLam 🙂

Jan 6 2015

Visita al giardino di Dario e Giovanni

Kitora no do

Finalmente sono riuscito a fare visita a due amici che anche loro hanno fatto il percorso di studi alla scuola d’arte bonsai nella mia stessa classe. Giardino di Dario Giardino di Giovanni

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Jan 5 2015

New Toy

After playing with one of these at Burrs I just added one to the tool kit. Great for cleaning deadwood and on the lower setting, algae off bark.

Jan 3 2015

Seijyuten 2014 Gallery

As usual these amazing photos come from the Nekotoban Blog. Make you you follow this Japanese blog with loads of exhibition photos from the more obscure shows.

Jan 2 2015

Beautiful bonsai from the 34th Taikan-ten exhibition

Jan 1 2015

Happy New Year

Wishing all those who follow this blog a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Looking forward to an exciting year in bonsai.

Dec 30 2014

2014 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 380,000 times in 2014. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 16 days for that many people to see it.

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Dec 24 2014

Happy Christmas

Where did this year go?

I find myself at home today, finished work for a week and tempted to open a bottle of something tasty. Apologies for the lack of posts lately, I had a near fatal experience with ‘Man Flu’ all last week but I’m glad to get it out of the way for Christmas.

Thank you to all those that follow my blog, or even just pop in now and again from a wee look. I appreciate you comments and feedback but most of all, your friendship, even if it’s from a far.

I’ll leave you with this lovely photo of one of Ken To’s sculptures, just click on the image to visit his site.

I hope you all have a great Christmas.