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When my Mom was pregnant with me my Dad bought this Eames rocking chair for my Mom. I broke my Mom's tailbone when I was born so she wasn't able to rock me in it. These chairs are worth a lot now. My Mom has a couple Eames chairs still. I didn't know my parents were so hip a the time.

The "open" sign invites guests not only into the cafe, but also to sit a spell. I played with the color and saturation and decided I really liked the purples and blues. Claremore, Oklahoma

 

The Ionic porch columns give this porch a sense of sophistication. Would love to spend an afternoon on it watching the world go by. Tarboro N.C.

i like this one better than the other one...

All day as the sun moved, the owner would change the position of his rocking chair.

Red oak with hickory bark seat

Nothing like reading stories about yourselves and snuggling up with your best friend. : )

Holy Cross Monastery, West Park, New York

Found a way through the attics of an old Danish tower. Spent quite some time waiting to get this shot.

For DUC Challenge #344~

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Original Source~Fred the Man~

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Background~ Shadowgate~

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Tree~ My Own~

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Daisy~ My Friends Dog.

 

Chair ~ my Own

 

#195~365 Photo Manipulations Project~

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Just outside the Menonite Market in Peterborough.

Enjoying visit on gorgeous September day.

41/365 - My Grandmother's rocking chair in our living room.

this is luther, and he is the one all the little bears go to when they are afraid or want a story read to them. luther loves to read…in his secret life, he is a teacher of young bears. many times i sneak into the "bear den" and find him sitting here in his rocking chair surrounded by little bears sound asleep!

There is a part of Oak Bluff on Martha's Vineyard that is filled with colorful "gingerbread" houses close together, each with a porch and rockers. It was an African American neighborhood at one point.

You'd be hard pressed to find higher quality chairs then these. Each one painstakingly handcrafted by the Mennonites. They build much more than chairs. A time consuming process I would imagine.

 

I am in awe not only of their woodworking skills, but of their baking and crafting skills as well. They are also some of the kindest folks you'd ever hope to meet. They own a well respected Bakery in Kemp and sell their woodwork and crafts there as well.

Today's challenge theme is "red." # 13 in the 15-day photo challenge.

A nice place to sit and watch the world go by.

Bradley airport (one of the 4 we set foot in that day). They have white rocking chairs along the windows.

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