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I'm finally coming up for air from dealing with garden produce. In the Midwest, we had HUGE rain and storms last night, but it has seemed to have pushed the horrid Temps and Humidity
out. I actually de-summered the living room. And, actually began thinking about Fall.
These are some of my old photos from when I first began blogging.
Crab apples at the Botanic Gardens.
Geese feeding in the local Forest preserve.
Are you ready for Pumpkin Spiced coffee from a Vintage Pot and cup on the porch?
Natures' bounty arrangement, everything from our yard.
Our home is Fall with rich colors all year long.
Casual table setting with vintage and new. Garden flowers, produce and faux fruit. Can you guess which is which?
Squirrel in vintage margarita glass, everyone is nuts about Fall!
Some photos, just can't be arranged, Nature does it for you.
Everyone is fattening up for winter in the Farmhouse kitchen.
Lots of faux flowers in an old Ironstone pitcher.
She's shy...hiding in the Fall leaves.
Front porch in long shadows.
Huge acorns from the Lakewood Forest Preserve in my mom's 1950's wooden cracker server.
Pilgrimage to the Pumpkin Farm. Love the old wagons we pulled our pumpkins in.
Bounty on the Buffet. All warm tones, natural, Antique silver and Jamestown glass candlesticks from 1986.
Almost antique brass candlestick from my Great Grandparent's wedding anniversary. Dried Hydrangeas and gourds from our garden. Indian Corn in an old glass pitcher.
Is Fall showing her lovely sheen in your neck of the woods?
All the opinions and photographs in this blog are my own. I have not been paid or reimbursed in anyway for my opinions, posts or any products shown or anywhere I shop.
All the opinions and photographs in this blog are my own. I have not been paid or reimbursed in anyway for my opinions, posts or any products shown or anywhere I shop.
Thanks always for visiting.
I will try and respond to every comment and answer every question.
Sharing at these Ad Free blog parties-with ads not in the middle of the blog (I'm going to try and see if this is possible)
Thank you for your cooperation,
Sandi Magle
Thanks always for visiting.
I will try and respond to every comment and answer every question.
Sharing at these Ad Free blog parties-with ads not in the middle of the blog (I'm going to try and see if this is possible)
Thank you for your cooperation,
Sandi Magle
Wow!Great Fall vignettes,amazing pictures!I would love to see that bowl in more details...It looks Imari style and really gorgeous...Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you Louca===but the 'bowl' is actually an hexagon shaped base to the lamp in my window. Purchased new from a lamp shop in the mid 70's. LOL, I guess it is vintage now.
DeleteLovely photos, Sandi! And it is definitely starting to feel like fall here!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda. We had two days ---now it's back to steam heat....ugh!
DeleteI'm not at all ready for fall but you make it look inviting! Love the orange pot and cup!
ReplyDeleteNeither am I...but I have begun clearing some summer clutter. Amazing how summer toys, tools, and paraphernalia can take over a house and porch.
DeleteSandi, you do have a way with your displays. Beautiful as mother nature provides! I love that orange coffee pot!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Many thanks, Jann, considering you are the source of that compliment, I'm blushing!
DeleteBeautiful photos, Sandi! Thanks for sharing at Share Your Style!
ReplyDeleteTY Carol, and thanks for visiting!
DeleteHi Sandi. Thanks for your visit and your kind words. I love all your fall offerings. This is such a beautiful time of the year and I think it is a comforting time as well. Not only for the soul but for the eyes too. Hope you are having a good week..Judy
ReplyDeleteFall is my favorite---I have more Fall photos than anything, thanks for visiting!
DeleteBeautiful vignettes, Sandi! Love that cute piggie eating corn!!
ReplyDeleteLOL, that is my 'Christmas Pig', that has seemed to stick around. Danes have rice pudding for Christmas with one almond in it. Whoever gets the almond gets the Christmas pig--symbol of sustenance for the coming year..! It's a very old custom. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're ready for fall! Thanks so much for linking up at A Themed Linkup 69 for Farmhouse Crafts and Décor. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteHi, Dee, thanks for doing the Linkup!!! Sandi
DeleteVisiting again to say thanks so much for linking up at #AThemedLinkup 163 for Fall Crafts and Décor. Pinned again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting! Sandi
DeleteSandi, CONGRATS! Your post is FEATURED at #AThemedLinkup 164 for Cleaning and Organizing from the previous linkup for Fall Crafts and Décor.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dee, have a great day!
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