This picture is filled with lots of treasures. First the pink pillow. It is a pillow but no one that I would want to lay my head on. A mold was made and then colored cement was poured in to form the garden stone. I can't tell you how may people have picked it up to put on the bench, thinking it had fallen off. Mark and I found them (I have two shapes) at our all time favorite garden center...North Wind Perennials in WI. Then there is the broken pitch fork that I think Papaw found in one of his houses. The bench made the trip from WI to
Cinti with us. It used to sit out under the willow trees in the back yard in the shade garden. And last but not least, the bucket was a $1 find at a yard sale on the yard sale o the way back from picking strawberries a few weeks ago. The lilies of the valley and
azalea are from Sweet Pap in WV. See, told you this shot was filled with lots of treasures.
This picture is filled with lots of treasures. First the pink pillow. It is a pillow but no one that I would want to lay my head on. A mold was made and then colored cement was poured in to form the garden stone. I can't tell you how may people have picked it up to put on the bench, thinking it had fallen off. Mark and I found them (I have two shapes) at our all time favorite garden center...North Wind Perennials in WI. Then there is the broken pitch fork that I think Papaw found in one of his houses. The bench made the trip from WI to
Cinti with us. It used to sit out under the willow trees in the back yard in the shade garden. And last but not least, the bucket was a $1 find at a yard sale on the yard sale o the way back from picking strawberries a few weeks ago. The lilies of the valley and
azalea are from Sweet Pap in WV. See, told you this shot was filled with lots of treasures.
This picture is filled with lots of treasures. First the pink pillow. It is a pillow but no one that I would want to lay my head on. A mold was made and then colored cement was poured in to form the garden stone. I can't tell you how may people have picked it up to put on the bench, thinking it had fallen off. Mark and I found them (I have two shapes) at our all time favorite garden center...North Wind Perennials in WI. Then there is the broken pitch fork that I think Papaw found in one of his houses. The bench made the trip from WI to Cinti with us. It used to sit out under the willow trees in the back yard in the shade garden. And last but not least, the bucket was a $1 find at a yard sale on the yard sale o the way back from picking strawberries a few weeks ago. The lilies of the valley and azalea are from Sweet Pap in WV. See, told you this shot was filled with lots of treasures.
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