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Beautiful composition, Deborah!
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Thank you so much Donna! I’m glad you like the image. Is it showing signs of Spring where you are yet?
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Yes, finally! We are still in Delaware. Haven’t spoken about it, but I had an accident (not my fault) back over holidays, been in PT ever since; we are in limbo waiting to have my knee replaced in May. Argh! Life threw hubby and I a major curve ball on our travels. So glad the temps are starting to warm up and flowers blossom, wish I could get out and explore, I’d be much happier! Hoping to take another local wildlife drive soon! 🙂
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Oh my goodness! I hope you’re going to 100% back to normal soon!
Then you’ll be down for a bit recovering from knee surgery. I have a friend who is recovering from that now. She’s finally driving longer than 30 minutes, and hiking a little bit. She’s having the other knee done in July.
I wish our bits and bobs lasted longer! I’m falling apart bit by bit too. 😦
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It’s not fair our bodies are falling apart when we still feel young at heart! 🙂
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So true!
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What a friendly, charming scene, Deborah! This makes me miss the days I used to scour garage and barn sales for rustic tools and wooden crates. Oh, I found this great worn sunflower yellow frame at a barn sale! It is still used to frame one of oldest daughter’s sketches.
You are always displaying living beauty! The muted tones and softened background brings a certain wistfulness to this. xo
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Thank you so much for this beautiful comment Robin! I’m so glad you like the image.
That frame sounds great! I love rummaging around the flea markets, and garage sales looking for gems like that. xx
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It is so much fun and usually prevents me from going overboard, while I write one or two things on a piece of paper. I call this a “wish or wishful thinking list!” xo
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I want this wheelbarrow in my garden. Such a lovely photo!
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Isn’t it great! Thank you so much Antonia!
I was looking at our wheelbarrow with the same intent. I just love things like repurposed in the garden.
Our wheelbarrow has a modern rubber wheel…I asked He-Man how hard it would be to take the rubber tire off of the rim. 🙂 Ours is really too big for our yards (front and back) but I’m thinking about it!
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Good luck with it! It is such a cool idea!
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Aw yeah, snapshot of spring 🙂
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🙂 Thank you Joey!
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We used to have the prettiest daffodils, crocus, Iris, and tulips when we lived in Sonoma CA. We miss them. Thanks for the memories.
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Your welcome John! I’m glad you like the image.
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Yeah Spring!
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Yeah is right! 🙂
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That is delightful! The next time Charlie wears out a wheelbarrow, I’m going to ask him to give it to me to use as a planter!
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Isn’t it a cute repurpose! I’d have to scrape off all the blue paint on ours. I love this rusty all over look.
Thank you for the comment Marian!
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There’s an event happening in that wheelbarrow and the flowers in the vicinity are a captive audience eager to see it. Beautifully captured, Deborah. We may have woken to several inches of snow this morning but you’ve given us Spring back with this 🙂
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Thank you so much Phil! “Event happening in that wheelbarrow” I love that!
Brrr! I bet is beautiful with a new layer of snow. Stay warm!
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Oh it was 🙂 but rain has now dispersed it all 😦 I’m off for a belated St. Paddy’s Guinness so warm is the word 🙂
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Lovely shot!
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Thank you so much Belinda!
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This is art! Very nicely done, Deborah. That simply screams spring.
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I love stuff like this repurposed in the garden. Thank you so much Dan!
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Lovely! 😄🌷🌼
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Thank you so much!
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Nice!! It’s looks so pretty out there 🙂
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Thank you very much Joanne! It’s pretty country up there!
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