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| Barbed wire birds nest |
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| Barbed wire orbs. The concrete stand was actually the lump they dug out the lawn that held the old metal clothesline! |
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| An old plough disk holds the orbs. |
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| Water trough floats, and the smallest, a bed knob, held up with pipe |
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
From scrap metal to the garden
Some of Mums recycling, from Dad's scrap metal yard to her garden........
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Love this! Such imaginative ways to recycle (and beautify your garden) :)
ReplyDeleteThese are very imaginative. We have a huge scrap yard of farm machinery - you have inspired me.
ReplyDeleteI hope you've been out and used some of that scrap to good use in your garden x
DeleteI remember you saying she had lots of great items in her garden, these are great! That barbed wire one is great, I could use that in and around my kitchen at witching hour! Em xx
ReplyDeleteWhat, dodgeball? ;)
DeleteLove the wagon wheel bench! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's getting a bit old now, still works though! I sit here sometimes and watch the girls on the swing.
DeleteI just love these sculptures, they make the garden so interesting to walk through.
ReplyDeleteWOW, very clever. i love the barb wire orbs & the bycycle by the tree is fabulous. A very inviting garden!!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! I love beautiful retro things like this! xx Lucy from Bake Play Smile
ReplyDeleteWonderful sculptures, very creative! Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteGarden Art - fabulous to have in a garden with lots of space - how do you manage to protect ;little ones' from the barbed wire when they are visiting?
ReplyDeleteCathy
They don't seem to go near it, and we warn them!
DeleteLove these decorations! - Kell
ReplyDeleteHello Alicia! Very clever! Such an interesting way of recycling!
ReplyDeleteMy parents are now back to Canada and I’m just getting back into the blogging world today. I’d like to wish you a Happy New Year 2014 filled with everything you want and love. All the best to you and your family! And, looking forward to follow your blog this year too!
Happy New Year to you too, thanks for dropping in Rita xx
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