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| This is my new to me Kerosene heater I can only imagine it's History I am thinking the 2nd world war it stands 24 inches |
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| The screen has a red lens some details, Stella Ruby and a couple of fence pieces |
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| Around the yard the Prowler Owl is working out flowers and fruit what more could one want |
I have been doing a lot of mulching and yard clean up had a run in with mud wasps next post. Everyone have a great day!
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Good Afternoon Rob, Well I never, I have not seen a Kerosene Heater like this since I was a child. My Gramps used to use one to heat up his greenhouse in the winter. I am surprised the plants survived as the smell of the kerosene was not very nice. It is much nicer as a garden ornament.
ReplyDeleteYour clematis is beautiful, draped over your fence.
I was wondering what is the name of your berries, as they look very large and gorgeous. At first I thought they were raspberries, but they seem too large, or maybe you have bumper sized raspberries in your part of the world.
Have a lovely weekend.
Best Wishes
Daphne
Your berries and flowers are so lush and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am SO wondering why YOUR 'junk' looks so interesting and neat and Louis Dean's JUNK looks like it belongs to Sanford and Son??
Your garden looks lovely- and that is a really neat old heater. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love rusty garden art! Your garden is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the garden art and the beautiful garden! The clematis and berries look wonderful. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your garden looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the blue heater, and I wonder with you at its history.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous garden!
Happy Blue Monday, Rob.
What a great heater and lovely garden pictures.
ReplyDeleteDenise
Vintage and fresh,pretty flowers go very well together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely garden. I played too. Mine are here and here.
ReplyDeleteRust and blues is never wrong together :)
ReplyDeleteHi Rob,
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming garden, so sweet and pretty!! Beautiful images, thanks for sharing!
Visiting via Mary's,
Poppy
Lovely vintage items and beautiful mosaic photography ~ nature's gems ~ Happy Week to you ^_^
ReplyDeleteOK, what about the mud wasps?
ReplyDeleteNice garden art, NICE garden, the berries must be so tasty.
Joy
Hi Rob ... just don't know how you do it ... beautiful flowers, luscious berries and great Junk... what could be better. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy days ...
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
The rustic stuff is great.
ReplyDeleteLots of healthy growth in your garden! And so love those rustic pieces! Some fascinating items there!
ReplyDeleteHi Rob, my first time here, your heater makes great garden art, what a great idea! And your flowers are just gorgeous. We're getting ready to makeover our whole backyard, from plain postage stamp to what I hope will look like yours. Thanks for the great inspiration! Take care - Dawn
ReplyDeleteYou speak my language--landscaping that is!! I adore any old piece of metal with rust even better. I adore the old kerosene heater, I have one similar. Your garden looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnn