dARLING,I HAVE SOME VINTAGE POST CARDS OF ROSEMOUNT IN FORLKAND ALABAMA WHERE I GREW UP ON THE FARM,MY MAMA,HER SISTER AUNT BEA AND THE 9 BRITHERS PLAYED THERE AS CHILDREN,SO DID ME AND SISTER.DO YOU WONT THEM TO USE IN ART.I WILL SEND THEM TO YOU.
beautiful! just look at that Victorian home. I have a magnolia in my garden - the birds love to eat the seeds. I saw someone today, who reminded me of you xoxo
I've just arrived home from Arizona and shall walk my neighborhood in hope of seeing these images! Wow that Victorian home..none around here!That last image..that will be me in about an hour as the Spring cleanup begins!
What beautiful photo's Colette! Magnolia's are one of my favorite trees. And the homes you photographed look gorgeous (I want to live in the Victorian one).
The ravine is beginning to buzz
A fabulous Victorian
Julie finishing up the yard work. Time for lemonade!
dARLING,I HAVE SOME VINTAGE POST CARDS OF ROSEMOUNT IN FORLKAND ALABAMA WHERE I GREW UP ON THE FARM,MY MAMA,HER SISTER AUNT BEA AND THE 9 BRITHERS PLAYED THERE AS CHILDREN,SO DID ME AND SISTER.DO YOU WONT THEM TO USE IN ART.I WILL SEND THEM TO YOU.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! just look at that Victorian home. I have a magnolia in my garden - the birds love to eat the seeds.
ReplyDeleteI saw someone today, who reminded me of you xoxo
THe house is like a fairytale castle! Oh ..I am so happy to be back to see all the wonderful posts!
ReplyDeleteI've just arrived home from Arizona and shall walk my neighborhood in hope of seeing these images! Wow that
ReplyDeleteVictorian home..none around here!That last image..that will be me in about an hour as the Spring cleanup begins!
Wow! What a beautiful neighbourhood you live in!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and quaint neighborhood. It just looks so peaceful and refined like the Victorian age was.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, what a gorgeous neighborhood! LOVE the homes!
ReplyDeleteHi darling,come see the party photos and add yours.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely sights!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photo's Colette! Magnolia's are one of my favorite trees. And the homes you photographed look gorgeous (I want to live in the Victorian one).
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