Yes! (with closed fist raised in the air, punching the sky). Your philosophy is just magic Anne and I can understand your "delight" in hearing this. Today I spent hours removing a climbing fig vine from the outside wall of the courtyard. It was a tough job but necessary as the vine was nestling into the mortar cracks and would eventually have damaged the wall. After it was done and I was faced with the bare wall, although I missed the green, I could also appreciate the purity of the brickwork (it's an impressive wall!) I spent several minutes there, just admiring it.
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Yes! (with closed fist raised in the air, punching the sky). Your philosophy is just magic Anne and I can understand your "delight" in hearing this.
Today I spent hours removing a climbing fig vine from the outside wall of the courtyard. It was a tough job but necessary as the vine was nestling into the mortar cracks and would eventually have damaged the wall. After it was done and I was faced with the bare wall, although I missed the green, I could also appreciate the purity of the brickwork (it's an impressive wall!) I spent several minutes there, just admiring it.
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