Two-wheeled dried flower container
This was out in front of a century-old home in small-town, Ontario. Since then I've spotted another painted lime green but I have not taken a photo of it...YET.
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20 comments:
There are many of these around here. I haven't taken a shot yet, either.
I kinda like bicycle yard art.
Down the road someone has a bright orange on at the start of their long driveway with their address on it and someone up Chuckanut Rd. has a fence of ole ones painted white.
Odd but true. MB
that is just so cute.....
Gill
What a pretty decorated corner. Nice details and light.
Love old bikes, even when they have outused their main purpose.
Even the tires are a bit yellow! I like it ;D
This is so charming! Bicycles are so visually appealing somehow, and yellow? Even better!
I like the new use for old bikes. This yellow one is very eye-catching. Maybe we will get to see the green one?
I've seen some of these in Ocala and I do like them. Makes good use of an old artifact that otherwise would end up in the trash. And, if chased by scoundrels, one can toss the flowers and pedal away - fast!
This is a cool way to display flowers. I love it! A lady in our area has an old bicycle and she plants live flowers in the basket every summer.
About the Monarchs, the males have a black dot on each hind wing on either side of the body.
Have a wonderful day.
B.
Love this, EG! I hope you get the green one soon!
Oh look at that. I love what they've done to this old bike. It's so sunny and bright.
What a fabulous shot! Just love it!
I have not seen anything like it! But I guess you have to do something with old bikes...
So lovely and creative! And thanks for visiting my photoblog :o)
A very clever way to preserve bike riding memories! Most attractive!
Very nice! Hydrangeas are one of «Louis'» favorite flowers.
What a beauty, EG. Have you seen my verdigris bike mounted on my front door?
Plese share the green one also.
People can be so creative with old bicycles.
I rather like this yard art, but I'm looking forward to seeing the lime green bike.
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