As we approach the end of a very strange year, Alex and I have been talking a lot about both the things we have achieved (lots of work on the garden and house) and all the things we have missed out on in this time of lock-downs, shielding and distancing. For instance, we have realised that for the first time in many decades we will have gone a whole year without setting foot in a gallery or a museum, which has always been one of our great loves. Nor have we visited any gardens or seen any beautiful landscapes beyond what can be seen close to our home.
One thing we have recently begun to work on has been trying to put our ridiculously large collection of digital photographs into some sort of order. This turns out to be a very slow process because you soon get caught up in looking at the pictures and reliving the memories rather than doing the filing!
We have done a lot of travelling over the last decade or so and looking back through our photos have now decided to post a series of photos of places we enjoyed visiting but which did not make it into earlier posts.
Our first virtual travel experience will be a journey to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.
Wai-Yuk Kennedy Textile Art 