floating balls

Bonjour, People! It's been a while.

I've been testing out boundary devices in fluid spaces. Yes, that's the most coherent I've been on this blog

Fixing screws and tying them together took a while. Some doubts settled in. For example, it looked pretty laying down but I thought dumping them into water would cause them to lose shape

Surprise! 

However, I didn't have time to tow them as I got told off immediately by a park warden. I waved at her from the other side of the pond (which is French for, "Message received, mad lady!")

 I crept backwards behind the bush. I placed the balls into a bag and waited - I wanted to test it again without being told off. I laid low.

10 minutes passed under the excellent sun. I found a place that obscured my tests. I pulled the boundary device out but it was completely entangled.

Stage 2 awaits...

sky drops

It has been said that unusual sunny days are caused by clouds falling down to chew on the feathers of doves.

As the clouds digest they become heavy, solidifying in to small white rocks

and on this day, the clouds chewed on a barnful of birds.

which is why you see no clouds on a sunny day. 

The best thing to do is stay inside and build windows to look up at them, no one wants to be hit by cloud poo.

electro

Lighting and sockets, hopefully they'll go up on friday. 

The garden room will be 'fully operational'. By that i just mean you can run a hair dryer 24hrs a day and not be in the dark.

Get in

to gear

rag

Adam modelling our zissou rag.
To clarify, the project I'm working on doesn't involve Zissou but it does involve a rag and.. um panic (though panic might be a by product).

Tree clock

 

Ticking branches

fire starter

now just add marshmallows

the end