Refurbished Lantern

This warmer, overcast, morning we transported another full car load to Efford Recycling Centre and returned with

a dusty plastic framed mirror; two glazed plant pots with holes in their bottoms; and a wooden framed glass lantern in need of some refurbishment.

Afterwards I made a slight inroad into my iPhotos stock of pictures by culling all the pictures in

Once night fell, Jackie photographed her refurbished lantern.

She had cleaned it up, re-fixed a cracked glass panel, inserted a set of solar lights by way of a door she had opened, freed and firmed up the catch.

This evening we dined on tasty baked gammon with piquant mustard sauce; boiled potatoes; firm cauliflower and cauliflower cheese; moist spinach; and crunchy carrots with which I finished the Malbec

36 comments

  1. These look like very useful items to bring home – and the lantern looks like an illustration in a child’s story of myriad fireflies making up a night light πŸ™‚

  2. Jackie did a beautiful job refurbishing that lantern, Derrick! From a distance, it looks like she has trapped stars in there. It looks lovely!

  3. Oh, Jackie! That lantern is so beautiful and superb! Fabulous job of giving it new life, a new look, and bright lights! πŸ™‚ It reminds me of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings of stars in the night sky! πŸ™‚
    You two always find treasures and give them renewed life.
    (((HUGS))) ❀️❀️
    PS… “I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.” – Vincent van Gogh.

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