Posted on March 1, 2026
When we bought this house, over twenty years ago now (blimey!), we inherited two large cart wheels, about four feet in diameter, which were propped against the wall in what is now our salon. Obviously they were much too big to remain in situ, so for many years they have stood guard either side of our barn door, exposed to the elements.
Inevitably, their condition has deteriorated, especially since the hubs fell out, with the metal rims following shortly afterwards. That left only the wooden spokes, which are now in this sorry, but texturally interesting, condition.

Last On The Card February 2026
Category: Texture Tagged: Cartwheels, Decay, Last On The Card, Last Photo, Weathering, Wheels, Wood
Posted on January 30, 2018
For Frank’s theme for this week of ‘decay’, here is an image of part of the heavily-weathered inscription on a gravestone to be found in the old burial ground opposite St Mary’s church in Beverley, Yorkshire.
Time and the elements have worn down the lettering into something almost abstract, although it is still possible to make out some of the wording.

Tuesday Photo Challenge: Decay
Category: Uncategorized Tagged: Beverley, Decay, fpj-photo-challenge, gravestone, St Mary's Church, Tuesday Photo Challenge, Weathering
Posted on December 13, 2016
This piece of sandstone down by Circular Quay in Sydney is not only a lovely colour but has also weathered very attractively.

Tuesdays of Texture Week 51
Category: Texture Tagged: Sandstone, Sydney, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture, Weathering
Posted on September 27, 2016
This door – of a church on the island of Burano, in the Venetian lagoon – could really do with a fresh coat of paint.

Category: Texture Tagged: Burano, Church, Doors, Paint, TuesdaysofTexture, Venice, Weathering