Showing posts with label Mosaic Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mosaic Monday. Show all posts

Saturday

~Exterior Design~

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Rural Missouri Summer Drive

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There are always surprises along the back roads of rural Missouri.

Stop by Summer Sundays at The Tablescaper’s

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Mosaic Monday at Mary’s Dear Little Red House

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Photos were taken in and nearby Cuivre River State Park, Missouri.

Saturday August 21, 2010.

Sunday

~A Walk in the Park~

Pond

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Playground

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Sweet Gum

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Just Ducky

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Summer Sundays at The Tablescaper summersunday

Visit Mosaic Monday at Mary’s Dear Little Red House

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~Country Living~

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The County Fair opens this week, just down the road from where we live.  In honor of this event, I thought it appropriate to share a few rural scenes from around our county.

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Bright blue Chicory, growing beside an old barn.

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A Quiz

I have read Country Living Magazine since the early 1980’s, almost from the first edition.  One of my favorite regular features is What is It? What is it Worth? 

I am including photos of two farm implements.  Do you know what they are?

I don’t need to know what they are worth. 

The two leaning against the brick wall are priceless. 

The other one is something  J remembers fondly, from a wedding, in which he was an usher.  Imagine, if you will, a much younger J, in a white sport coat. Perhaps he wore a pink carnation.  Remember that song?

The wedding party, including bride and groom, in all their beautiful wedding attire, sat upon a conveyance, like this one, as they were driven to the reception.  This was in a tiny village, not far from our town, many years before J and I met.

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While you think about your answers, here are a few more photos.

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Hoop Memories

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Red Tail Hawk

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Rose of Sharon

We were country, when country wasn’t cool.  We still love it.

I’m linking to Mosaic Monday, at Mary’s Little Red House.

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