I just happened to snap a couple drive-by shots of this front yard. It is so cheerful and whimsical!
Under the sun!
I will touch a hundred flowers
And not pick one...”
~Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Yes, so cheerful. I love it!
Beautiful and cheerful garden.
Love the pops of color. It is a very cheerful garden. Whatever that is on the side of the house between the two windows, I love it.
I like it! :)
i would love to have that pot stack and wonder how they did it and also would like to have the metal art piece that is above it. this yard/house shouts joy and laughter. Happy Home for sure
Love the framed leaves...but, I think it'd be better on a porch wall between a couple of chairs.
I LOVED THOSE. So unique. I would rather see flowers than receive flowers!
That is so cute and very cheerful!
They must be fun people!!!!
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That yard does look cheery.
The flower pots are definitely whimsical. The people in your neighborhood are so artsy and creative.
That house makes me feel happy too.
Sue
I like the cheery look. I also like the quote you share. :-)
I like the colors - what fun.
What a lovely idea with the colorful flower pots!
Isn't that a cheerful yard decoration? I love the bright colors. I'm wondering how the pots are all connected to each other? Oh my, how clever. I like their window beds also. Such a pretty house decorated for Summer.
~Sheri
Yes, very pretty and cheerful!
Aug. 10th Budweiser Clydesdales... They were kept in an open field, in adjoining State Park. So people just drove there, parked outside the field, walked over and saw them. There were mounted State Police around too. Lots of horses to "love on."
No fee... Just out in the field.
Of course, you have to pay a fee, to get into the place, where they are for picture taking and parade around.
15 years ago, we were 70 and 74. Now we are 85 and 89. No way can we do all that walking now. Sad to say, but we have to be logical.
Gentle hugs
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That would cheer me up driving by. Great decorative touches!
It is a colorful and creative idea.
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