This picture comes from the post called The Shoe Tree on Doreen's Blog. Jensen also used the picture and talked about the shoe tree in the post called Alone on his blog.
And here's my story about the shoe tree...
I have a tree in my back garden with 18 pairs of trainers, WHAT I hear people exclaim , i thought were you lived was not to bad!!!
Well its not down, by ROCK PARK,, now that sounds nice and tranquil and you can see the ferries on a good day , and is GREAT new year when you can look over the mersey and see the fireworks , I always think people on our side gets the better option as we look onto the famous waterfront but is more difficult for the liverpool side to look at view of themselves (oh enough about that rambling onand on)
I have always been proud of were I live but as with most places began to fall apart in the 70s and maybe Even before then, that is when the toffee nose developers start sayin g "WE have some wonderful ideas about how we are going to improve your lives" and where do the developers probably the other side of wirral HESWELL only the other side of the peninsulia but probably a different t life to us (not that I ever go their to frightened feel they are DIFFERENT and to tell you the truth , I am frightened of anything tha tis slightly out of the ordinary,b
I never noticed the tree for quite awhile, lost in my own world,and all of a sudden i noticed that
their was a trainer their....
(to be continued!)
Hi Louise
ReplyDeleteyou're nearly a professional blogger already - can't wait to see what you come up with for the next part of this story. I also think it's a really good idea to split long stories over two or more parts because as you know, people don't like to read pages and pages at the computer at one time because it can hurt your eyes. If you split the story into a few blog posts, like you are doing, it also keeps people coming back to your blog for the next instalment, so you've hooked them in!
See you for the trip next week!