hard rubbish

its hard rubbish time in hobart and the streets are full of amazing bits and pieces. last night on my walk home i found these delightful willow tray tables (just like this one only prettier). i bought them both home to start a new life at the pit-stop. very handy indeed.

the pit-stop...bits & pieces

bb & i are all settled in to the pit-stop now and we are just about adjusted to being able to have the occasional sleep in. if only owen and mabel would embrace the idea too. 

winter trees from the kitchen window

 the lounge

the kitchen

 more trees from the 'dining area'

the bedroom

 more bedroom pieces

& my favourite bit, the view from the balcony

pit-stop

i feel i have been neglecting my little blog lately. i have been busy busy and have not been able to access the interwebs for the last little while.

i do have a good reason though. over the past few months bb & i have been hatching a plan...and its finally come together!

bb & i love love love our little home in the twigs but we decided a while ago that we needed an iddy biddy place in hobart. somewhere teeny we could occasionally spend the night and have a bit more flexibility to take advantage of all that hobart has to offer.

so after lots of searching, scrubbing, painting, moving bits (boo) and decorating (yay) we have spent our first night in the city in our very own pit-stop.

the plan is that we will have a mini home away from home for when the weather is too horrid to drive over the mountain, or we want to eat out (yippee) or see a movie or a play...or take part in any other number of spontaneous urban activities.

we feel really grateful that we have been able to do this. we are so excited to explore our new neighbourhood as well as truly appreciate the time we get to spend in the twigs. hopefully it will be the best of both our tassie worlds.