This little holiday colored lobster float was just too cute to leave at the flea market.
Red and Green colored holiday decorations have pretty much been banished from the living room and dining rooms so this is just perfect for outside!
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Seagulls Surfers, and Sighs
I had forgotten about these photos taken right after Hurricane Earl. We had never seen so many seagulls at once. Hundreds of them lined the beach.
It was like they were waiting to listen to a speaker or something.
To which my DB happily obliged by saying.
"We are so glad you could all be here today
I'm sure you are all wondering why this meeting was called..."
This youngster walked a little closer to hear it all.
Surfer's were enjoying some decent waves.
This one had some dance like movements going on.
Right up to the moment before he lost his balance.
These seagulls were literally in an "arrow" formation pointing to the water's edge.
.I asked my DB to take my photo for my blog.
In a new dress I'm still not sure about. It's a bit short.
In a new dress I'm still not sure about. It's a bit short.
So here goes.
Yes, some of us should only wear pants!
"Honey, they won't be able to see you if you keep your sunglasses on."
Sigh, Sigh.
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Labels:
Beach Photos,
Out and about,
Photography
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Antique Cars. A study in chrome
Numerous vintage car owners were invited to show off their rides at the recent antique wooden boat show.
You can visit that post here.
So did this one.
The paint and chrome on this car was amazing.
This little cutie could have come home with me.
You can visit that post here.
This photo is dedicated to Sea Laura. She really likes the color gray.
This is the drivers side of a fabulous old wood beach cruiser wagon.
It looked like it belonged in Ralph Lauren(tm) advertisement.
The gleaming dash of an American icon.
None other then a 1966 Mustang with a good old V8 engine.
That in itself sent shivers down my spine.
There is nothing like a vintage convertible with a V8.
It's owner stood by watching me crouching and studying the car.
Offering to open the door for the dash photo I was after.
So did this one.
While everyone else was trying to take photos of the
entire car I was just after the chrome.
Several owners were intrigued by my "chrome" mission.
Asking if they should make sure it was free of fingerprints.
This was one stylin' wagon.
The paint and chrome on this car was amazing.
This little cutie could have come home with me.
It had it all.
Convertible, chrome and it was a perfect shade of blue.
I tried to get the whole car in a photo, but there were so many
admirers gathered around it.
My day would have been complete if I had arrived on this.
Well, if it were aqua it would have.
Labels:
Out and about,
Photography,
Vintage
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Vintage French sentiments silverware garden markers
A touch of France to your packages, pencil cups, flower pots and holiday decorating.
Yes, I messed up the spelling on this one.
Yes, it's early but in French it doesn't seem like it.
When I saw holiday decorations in a store today I figured why not.
If you would like to have any of these for your own
contact me via an email or visit my Etsy shop.
Labels:
Decorating,
Etsy,
Gardening,
Handcrafted,
Holidays,
Vintage
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