bethie
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| Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 4:02 pm Post subject: bethie stuff |
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Started out a beauteous morning here.
No real leaves to speak of yet but this stained glass one is bright with the sun shining through it.
Hubby went to the mighty Mississippi and brought me home this lovely driftwood. I think it looks like a whale with its tail up. We're going to display this freestanding on a little wooden post as soon as I find the perfect location. Thanks Dear Husband.
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glendann
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I do love your whale.It will look really good when its on its post.I will be waiting to see it at its finished stage. You have a great hubby.
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Netty
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Southern Ontario zone 5a
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That's a great piece of driftwood Bethie. I love driftwood. I had several nice pieces around the yard...and then I got a puppy. I'll be looking for new ones this summer now that she's out of the chewing stage.
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Frank
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| Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 4:16 pm Post subject: |
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I saw a seal in the driftwood Bethie (the raised part is the head waiting to catch a fish  ) Beautiful first shot as well, thanks for posting.
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eileen
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Bethie I have pieces of driftwood in the garden too as I find the shapes fascinating. Yours certainly does look like a whale doesn't it? 
I think my favourite photograph though has to be the glass leaf - how I would love to have one or two ..... well maybe three (  ) in my garden. It has to be one of the lovliest things I've ever seen. 
Oh BTW I've nicked your sunrise piccie for my collection.  I really should have asked first but my fingers automatically went to 'save this picture.' I hope you don't mind. 
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pondlady
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Bethie, I love the stained glass. What a talent you have to make those!
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gardentroll
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Wow I really love the stained glass leaf also. It looks amazing with the sun shining through it. I agree with Frank, I see a seal. Is that a bench with the birdhouse cutouts on it? I love that!
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Frank
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| gardentroll wrote: | | I agree with Frank, I see a seal. |
Looks like gnomes and trolls think alike. Who would have thunk it 
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zuzu's petals
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| Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:09 pm Post subject: |
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Wow, great "stuff" you got there, Bethie!
Love the driftwood that your DH brought home,
he deserves a pat on the back.
That glass elephant ear leaf is soooo beautiful,  love it, love it, love it!
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cajunbelle
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Great stuff Bethie, and I agree, a beauteous morning.
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