The chipped fence that has surrounded this home for probably a century, I found charming. And then the classic, wooden toy that's probably older than I am, which I'm certain has given many children countless hours of joy, I loved. These shots are to honor the past and present, and to keeping the balance of both.
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Lovely shots...I wanna give those wheels a spin :)
These are great. I don't know if I would want to buy a very old house, but history does have a huge appeal. Just imagining all the lives that were lived in a place like this. Wow.
These shots are both gorgeous -- you did a great job with the framing and composition!
Beautiful - words and photos! It's too bad simple, classic toys like that are so hard to find.
I love these shots. Something about them makes me feel a nostalgia that I do not recognize...they evoke a longing in me, yet comfort at the same time. Very interesting...great job.
lovely perspective in the fence shot.
The fence is great - captured your thoughts perfetly!
I love both of these photos! So nostalgic!
Both shots are great. I especially love the little bike.
I do so love all things vintage too. That fence line is just stunning!
Excellent pictures! Love the first one, it is stunning.
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Well the toy maybe older than you are but it is certainly not older than I am!!! Or if it is it has never been left outside in the rain as our toys were......
Very nice composition and colour on these.
I love old iron gates. Looks like a lovely place to visit.
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