Balcony playing with our son, tiny mountain village on Crete. Not in view left is the sea 
One day I will make an album here 
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What everyone strives for in life!
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Just got to paint the fence/put a trellis on top of it then paint the decking and shed and I’m done.
Can’t say I recommend building your own barbecue unless you like bricklaying/hate yourself.
Many hundreds of thistles died in the making of this garden.
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As a South African living in the UK, that brick barbeque sure got my attention! Lots of those in SA, but I haven’t seen many of them in the UK.
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I dug up all the bricks during the renovation, seemed to make sense to build a barbecue out of them.
Unfortunately, no-one told me bricklaying is fucking horrible if you’ve never done it before.
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We have all seen the Simpsons episode where Homer tries to do it 
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I never understood it for the cautionary tale it turned out to be.
I paid for that with both my pride and the skin from my fingers.
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Technically NOT my window view, but still, what I wake up to every morning. Except when there’s a king tide
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More then imagening to enjoy looking at this view, i imagined the smell of this… in my haar it smells amazing! On a side note, i learned that the amazing scent we smell after rain has a name: petrichor.
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A while back I was going to name that. Such a great word. Petra and ichor. I decided against it after I found five bands already using it. Always happens.
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A bit up the mountain from our house in Crete we have a second little house that we are thinking about rebuilding in the coming years. (There is a little family discussion about it because this one is shared ownership. The Q is 1 house or 2 little studios).
Anyway. I love this space and wouldn’t mind caving in here with some gear 
The best thing> there is nothing and almost nobody around. 
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The studio is upstairs, so this is the view from the window.
Across the Menai Straight and the beautiful Island of Anglesey in North Wales.
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And the view back from Anglesey to the mainland with Snowdonia behind is amazing, love that area of Wales, my parents have a caravan in Pensarn.
I know Pensarn very well, i have friends there and also in Amlwch…in fact i have friends all over Anglesey.
It’s true, coming back from Holyhead and you can see Snowdon and Elephant mountan, it gives you a warm feeling of belonging.
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I’m often up that way myself a few times a year, my son lives in Mirfield, Dewsbury.