Moss isn't rare where I live, jess. Depends where she is whether it matters. Some moss releases itself from its place of growth.
Besides which, she can put it back. We did this when we had our dry stone dyke rebuilt. We asked the wall builders to save the mosses and other plants and put them back on the wall. They did. Everything is thriving and we have a new-built wall that looks old.
Pogs.
Butty
I did laugh at this for a good reason, the photos reminded me of my dear grandmother.
My grandmother was a lovely soul and she cherished her pigs and chickens. One day she found a fox had got at them and was so upset. She decided that she would try and catch the fox 'by lying in wait'.
We laughed, she left the house at night with her coat and a floppy hat covered in straw and she looked like hay stook. She did this for three nights and gave up. The very next night the fox did for 9 more chickens. That's why foxes are are called crafty. 
God! I would be scared to meet some of 'em!
Butty I was taken with the woven twigs too, but also rather liked the seaweed.
Nelliemoser Easter is next weekend and the weather forecasters are full of doom and gloom about the temperature, wind and more snow. Not much incentive to go out into the garden or countryside and pick a hat.
They are great! How about that as idea for a GN competition. When the snow goes and we can all find some vegetation to use.
We could make it Easter bonnets. Full of ideas me! 
Love those pictures, Butty
Brilliant Butty
Liberated from Cubs at least . Will say more about my weekend when my brain starts working again.
Hi Bags Have you been liberated from the snow? 
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