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Project we started in 1989 finished in 2012. Happily delivered to its new home.
Worth the wait! Paint striped, sanded, reassembled, replaced broken back slats, stained and oiled, delivered.
Fifth in a set of images documenting the beautiful porches and rocking chairs of Vinales, Cuba in the Pinar del Rio province.
Nearly every house in Vinales has a porch and there seems to be a lot of importance placed on the rocking chair and pride in the appearance of the front stoop. In the late afternoons and early evenings, these porches become social gathering places as the sounds of the ballgame on the radio or music flow from open doors and windows.
These two rocking chairs lived on the front porch of our summer camp on Parker River in Newbury, MA. Everything in the camp was painted green, including these chairs. And the seats were re-caned by my Mom, also.
Jeffy has laid claim to this lovely old rocking chair and spends much of his time in it. It fits him so well!
Another shot of the Southeast Bedroom of the Arlington House in Birmingham, Alabama. I was particularly fond of the rocker and the chintz wallpaper.
Arlington is the last remaining Greek Revival antebellum home in Birmingham. It was built in 1842 by William S. Mudd.