WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY - WAYDT (PICS)
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If anyone’s wondering, I did and it was and @flannel-slut is absolutely right
https://forum.ironheart.co.uk//post/907429
(Full disclosure, I only waded to the far end - about chest deep - as it was soo cold!)
“Every day that you survive you get a free sunset“
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Beautiful landscaping and sculptures!
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It’s a miserable day outside so I thought I’d share some pics from the place I’m staying. Many details made me think of members of the IH community. Hope it’s not too much!
The main room:
Shells and icicles for @Aetas:
Some rope work for @Giles:
A door that somehow makes me think of @Oaktavia’s house in the woods:
A suspended stone ceiling for @Mister_Brue - when the building was restored it was tied to the solid floor above with steel cables:
And finally, an extract from the history of the building on the alleged benefits of cold baths:
“At that time people took a bath mainly for medicinal reasons. We know Sir Charles suffered from gout and his doctor would certainly have advised him that a cold dip would be beneficial for this ailment. A cold bath was also held to calm the nerves, improve digestion, invigorate the spirits, and even help to retain "an equal bodily weight". Lengthy immersion was not advised, in case it resulted in a Horror!”
No Horrors experienced so far
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@ARNC said in WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY - WAYDT (PICS):
not to stray from the path through the woods in case you get shot!
Sounds like a lovely spot for a holiday @arnc!
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And some paintings for variety (from the folk art collection, a special exhibition and the Neapolitan collection at Compton Verney).
The Dentist, attributed to John Collier
British c1770 - glad it’s not like this any more!
Emma Talbot MAGICAL THINKING - NIGHT FLIGHT 2023
Acrylic on silk
Giovanni Battista Recco (about 1615-1660)
Still Life with Apples, Cabbage, Parsnip, and Lettuce About 1650-1660 (?) - rare to see a parsnip in a starring role!
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Rode bikes to the Festival by the Sea in Point Pleasant NJ
