Windows, Banisters, and Other Stuff
The white flaking banister is from out outhouse fiasco. I think the guy felt sorry for us because we worked so hard trying to get the outhouse away from his barn and didn't leave with the outhouse. My Mom gave me a bunch of woven birdhouses for my birthday one year. And that poor morning glory vine. I dug it up on probably the hottest day of the summer and transplanted it when I was redoing the flower bed. I didn't think it would live. Amazing what a little fertilizer and a lot of water can do for a plant.
Something Old, Something New

The last pick-up trip to WV brought me back a wicker chair from Uncle Terry/Papaw. I have had that stinkin' chair all over the yard looking for just the right spot. And I think I have finally found it...right there in the middle of the black-eyed Susan's. The old really rusty iron bed in the background has been with us forever. I think we found it on the side of one of the back roads in WI. It has been a bed full or snow in summer to look like a lacy quilt. It has literally been a bed of roses...really pretty but the Japanese beetles did the roses in. And not it is a bed filed with Bearded Iris. She too may have given all she can give...we don't dare try to move again.
Hopefully next year the lavender that Mark planted while I was in CO, will look nice in front of the chair and all those BES.
Wicker Chair and Iron Bed

Mark and I made another pick-up on FreeCycle...the gate is in really good shape. I like the way it latches onto the fence...with a piece of metal in the shape of a horseshoe. The white chair came from Herb and Tater Ridge (Ms Renee's first trip). Love that man and all his stuff...and he has a lot of stuff. If you go plant to spend a lot of time looking and a little more time talking to Herb. All those clay pots came from Kay, our neighbor's garage. She loves to send little things over every whip-stitch. And I love that she does!
Gate and White Chair
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