
Some items take a more educational bent such as the pencils and bear below.
Some take an historical perspective, such as the farm implement below.
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Remember, Only YOU Can Prevent Forest Fires! |
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The Lady Told me She Got that Monkey Puzzle Tree Online Since Nobody Local Sells Them The Cart Repair is a Winter Project so the Driver Can be Reinstated |
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Don't Ask Me How this Gadget Works |
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Northwest Texas? |
And, of course, Kermit approved! Stay tuned for Kermit's NEXT adventure, entitled "Kermit Goes Salmon!"
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Kermit's Garden Cousin? |
5 comments:
Yes you see all kinds of stuff from a bike huh? I do like the vintage farm implement though. Love the way old iron rusts and turns that nice burnt orange color. I can't say I've ever seen the subject of yard decorating discussed on a bike blog. It is an "interesting" subject to say the least.
Nice to see a little more of your new surroundings, and comforting to know folks-is-folks even way out there in the great northwest. Howdy, neighbors!
Lots of yard ornaments, eh? How did kermit break his leg?
Peace :)
No pink flamingos or gnomes, huh? I guess those are out of style :)
Fascinating.
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