Joe has been busy at the swap. We love these two hand carved
wooden people, about seven inches tall.
And then he found this wonderful rusty weathervane. He plans to
rejuvenate it before putting it back to use.
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- Annie Stromquist
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The Woods should really be careful about where they pick their bougies...I mean leaving it on the ground? That's a little embarassing don't you think?
ReplyDeleteI think it was their sweet way to present a hostess gift... :)
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