Laurie McPherson, in Corrales, New Mexico, sent this in 2020, but somehow I failed to save it here where it belongs.
It's impressive when a fullsized wheelbarrow can only hold about 20 flowers!
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Sunday, September 8, 2024
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Wheelbarrow Succulent Fairy Garden!
Friday, March 22, 2024
Wheelbarrows in Lagos
Marieke van Der Graaf, writing of things she saw on moving to Lagos in March 2024:
"- some people sleep in wheel barrows at bus stops, they use the wheel barrows during the day to make money and bring goods for people and then sleep in it (waiting for another job?)"
Her post is public, and there are a few photos, but none of a wheelbarrow. Not yet.
Public post for those on facebook
"- some people sleep in wheel barrows at bus stops, they use the wheel barrows during the day to make money and bring goods for people and then sleep in it (waiting for another job?)"
Her post is public, and there are a few photos, but none of a wheelbarrow. Not yet.
Thursday, March 21, 2024
Traditional Korean farmyard
There are other Korean-looking things, and the wheelbarrow is probably generic, rather than local. But I've seen more plastic (rather than steel) pans lately, and this one has a steel brace in the front, rising from the axle, to strengthen the part that might be holding the most weight when the wheelbarrow is in motion.
Sunday, February 25, 2024
A planter with a story
Posted on facebook by "Cottage in the Oaks":
Thanks to Theresa Larson for showing me.
This old wheelbarrow sits out by our woodshed, and we plant different flowers in it with the seasons. It was my grandfather’s wheelbarrow….the only one he ever used. He used it for all of his gardening, for cement to lay foundations for his business and home….it’s huge! Lots of legacy and lessons in that wheelbarrow. And for many years now it has held a special place in our garden…a little spotlight. The daffodils have just started blooming in it, and in a couple of months it will overflow with coleus. 🤎(those on facebook can read the comments there)
Thanks to Theresa Larson for showing me.
Sunday, January 28, 2024
Saturday, November 11, 2023
Revamping old posts
Note to self, mostly.
Things older than September 2013 have been checked and improved. Flash videos aren't working, but the code can be changed. Some have been fixed and code can be borrowed from those:
Larkrise, July 2013
Knights of Badassdom, February 2014
Most of my posts don't have links or videos. Good!
Many sites and blogs I had linked from are gone. I would like for that not to happen to this one, as there are things here that aren't elsewhere. The videos above are not part of that, though, really...
Things older than September 2013 have been checked and improved. Flash videos aren't working, but the code can be changed. Some have been fixed and code can be borrowed from those:
Larkrise, July 2013
Knights of Badassdom, February 2014
Most of my posts don't have links or videos. Good!
Many sites and blogs I had linked from are gone. I would like for that not to happen to this one, as there are things here that aren't elsewhere. The videos above are not part of that, though, really...
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