Wild cactus in Austin

Austin, 2011:

This one didn't seem to be planted, or art. The wheelbarrow's handles were broken, and I suspect it had been sitting there since a yard cleanup years ago, in which little cactus had been thrown in there to get rid of it.

It was out in the back with junk, but had turned itself to art, gradually, over the years.

Austin, downtown where the art studio tour was.

I used the last image and the text of this in another post about a rusty wheelbarrow in Italy, with cactus in it. http://wheelbarrowthings.blogspot.com/2013/09/italian-rusty-with-big-rock-and-cactus.html, but today I found the other photos of this Austin wheelbarrow.

Rooftop garden in Lisbon

Cá Fernandes Maciel took this photo in Lisbon, Portugal, and wrote

Our "secret spot" at the local school. It's a terrace, on the garage, where the staff does a vegetable garden. I bet any of the school kids knows about it. It's interesting to look at the children at school while being here

Being Erica

Adam's wheelbarrows, when Dr. Tom sees him working. Bright colors, representing "work." (Adam is a landscaper).

Another postcard, from Germany

Postcard Lotte Herrlich, Young child with teddy bears in a wheelbarrow (no date)

I don't own it. It was for sale and someone pinned it on Pinterest. I like the shadows.

I found this, about the photographer:

Lotte Herrlich (1883–1956) was a German photographer. She is regarded as the most important female photographer of the German naturism. (wikipedia)

Theatrical wheelbarrow

The Rogers & Hammerstein Cinderella, 1997 version, opening scene, wheelbarrow doing something interesting:

Achille Mauzan wheelbarrow

On a postcard mailed in 1924:

This arrived in the mail this week (mailed again 90 years after its first posting, but this time in an envelope), a gift from Lionel and Tessa in Rotterdam (sweet unschooling parents I met in 2012, and I got to visit in their home last summer).

The other side of the card caused some hunting for info about the postmark. That's not about wheelbarrows though, and is documented here: Surprise gift

"Barrow with Cupid" is its name

"Barrow with Cupid" is its name at the site where it lives, Garden Services.com, but it seems "Cupid with Barrow" would have been a better designation.