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Showing posts with label dogpatch primitives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogpatch primitives. Show all posts

Monday, September 15, 2008

Ahhhh the Trampoline...



If you have a trampoline in your yard, which I think could be easily referred to as the "West Virginia front lawn ornament", you know the scoop. Every time we mow, we have to move the trampoline. During the fall, all of the leaves, sticks and nuts fall off of the trees and land on the trampoline. The debris gets up under the edges of the spring cover.... The spring covers do not last long on trampolines. Ours would get saturated with water and then we you got up onto the trampoline, your clothes and body would get wet from the wet cover and then when you proceed to jump, the water runs to the center, where you are. The top of the legs rust. When you move the trampoline, straining and twisting your body to get JUST the right leverage to move it, sometimes the legs fall off... It's simply not worth the few times it gets used. So, Saturday, I took the monster apart, with my dog watching me, and wheeled it down to the trash. Looks like someone has already come by and picked up the top piece to it. I am glad they got it before the trash company did.

Friday, September 12, 2008

Primitive Canvas Banners


I just listed some gorgeous canvas banners this evening. The pictures simply do not do them justice and I don't have a stock photo to use. There are everyday banners and Christmas banners. The colors are rich and they are very primitive... I have them marked at almost wholesale price, so get them while they are in stock now...

Saturday, September 6, 2008

More Hang Tags - - -


Hang tags... primitive, stained, large with homespun ties...


I have all different types of hang tags available in my eBay store, Etsy and my website www.country-road-primitives.com. Links to these are on the left...

Monday, September 1, 2008

On the banks of the Conococheague

Our last camping trip was so fun! We had just missed a civil war reenactment, but there were a few still camping and taking advantage of the beautiful campsite in Hagerstown, Maryland. This tent was directly across from us. They have been doing civil war reeactments for 19 years.


This is one of the two cannons that they had with them. They came over at dusk and asked if we minded if they shot them off. We told them we had been waiting to see if they would and they invited us to be closer to them.


This is their other cannon. They were loud, of course, and everyone enjoyed being there and sharing the moment...



The owner is a primitive fan and her gardens were simply gorgeous...


Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Awards



Thank you Sue for giving me the award! I enjoyed visiting other blogs and leaving the information for others to have the award as well. I gave the award to the following blog friends:

Little Sisters Dolls
Pond Creek Primitives
Simple Country Blessings
Dogpatch Primitives
Holly Tree Primitives
Gollywobbles
Momma Squirrel
Northwind Star Primitives

I hope that you enjoy your prim award. I have added your blog link to my blog if you weren't there already. Take care and enjoy! xox