Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts

Monday, May 27, 2013

Happy Memorial Day!

Both of my parents were Veterans of WW II, and I am thankful for all of those who serve to protect our country.

Covered bridges in Georgia


From China


Nebraska Map


A painting from Poland


Beautiful Banff Canada


Another Michigan Map


Textile arts from Finland - Black Woodpeckers


Cavallini card for my collection


Big letter Minnesota Card


Little chick posed in a brown egg




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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Saturday, February 23, 2013

And some more...

....and I have more, they've been stacking up again! :(
SO I'll be doing more tomorrow!

Kentucky Map Card


I just think this is so cute, a film image from For The Birds

Blueberries from Poland


Cool looking doors from Germany, the quote says "For every door that closes, another one will open".


Montauk Point on Long Island, I've even been there!


City view of Charlotte NC


An old view of the Russian Empire.


Lighthouses of Germany


Very relaxed chickens from Holland.


Illustration of Temple of Karnak, Egypt, from the US.


Prince Edward Island, Canada


This is from Belarus, the quote says "I wish you love for long years." I don't think the woman quite likes the thought of that!


150th anniversary of stamp issuance in Hong Kong.


Part of the wonderful house designed by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona Spain.


This is one you don't get every day - the long hallway underneath a hospital in Tucson AZ, taken by my friend who lives in Tucson. I think it's rather neat!


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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.




Friday, September 28, 2012

Small Pile, Lots Of Variety

Here's the latest!

Rooster and hens, from Germany. I don't know why I like chickens so much - but I do!


Sandpipers from Germany - sweet!


Death of a Saguaro - sent to me by my Arizona friend. It was struck by monsoon lightning and is being eaten by bugs. It won't be long before the whole thing falls over. As he said, an undignified death for a 150 year old cactus!


Chinese Opera Singer, Hua Dan - a very active character.


Sinterklaas, celebrated on 5 December. He brings children toys from Spain.


Confederation Bridge in Canada; it connects Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick on the mainland. It also costs $50 to cross!


A Canadian Loon with babies.



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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.