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Yesterday I saw this video on facebook that showed how you could easily make a gift bag to wrap an odd shaped item. We had a Christmas gath...
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On our 3rd day the weather report predicted rain. We were driving to Fishtown in Leland so we started out on time to try to avoid it. We... -
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Here's our Connor when he stopped over on Saturday. He was one day away from being 1 month old. He's 13 pounds, 2 ounces and 24 ... -
Here's something new we tried recently. It's a good one for a night when you need a quick supper. Serve a salad with it, and you are... -
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13 comments:
You share the most awesome pictures! Hope you have a pleasant evening.
So beautiful. This would be lovely to sketch.
What secrets it must hold...
Must have a long history! And better days.
Love the back roads of our country.
Such a cool pic. Just speaks perfect late Fall - in an almost haunting way.
xoxo
WOW! That one's a peach, Mari. Happy Wednesday. xoxo
Buildings (yes, even barns) that are left to tumble down and rot away always make me just a little sad. I like to think about what went before. Were animals sheltered there, or hay or grain? Did kids play there while Dad worked in the fields? Did it used to be painted barn red or was it white at one time? I wonder if it ever had "Mail Pouch" painted on the side? Great capture, Mari. Now I want the stories! :)
It's sleepy now, but come springtime it will be full of life!
Beautiful ♥
The charm of days gone by!!! Lovin' it.
You cannot know how much I love this, Mari. It sure makes me homesick.
xoxo
Looking for old barns as I travel, a simple pleasure.
Looks like our sheds in the garden. :D
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