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44 x 60 Shaker Leg with 2 leaves
Rustic Cherry
with Metro Side Chairs- wood seats
All with warm cherry stain on top
Onyx stain on the Legs and Skirt of table, and the dark parts on chair
it's really lovely. i particularly love the mis-matched chairs. they have these neat art deco - nouveau circles on them.
Glass top coffee table with 4 beautiful garden chairs.
Price:$100 with chairs and only table @ $75(without chairs)
We rescued this table many years ago from a closing department store. I'm not sure what it was used for in the store but now it is my porch potting table and hold all...
My brothers and I took over the Thanksgiving preparation this year, giving us new appreciation of just how lazy we've been for the last few decades. The spinach, pear, and blue cheese salad with candied pecans is Ken's doing. Assorted mashed starch and vanilla cranberry sauce by Andrew. I'm responsible for the lopsided turkey and the stuffing--I won't be plating any five star dinners, clearly, but I'm pleased to say the bird wasn't dry.
Those paper plates (left over from parties in years gone by) are really ugly. I don't have enough real plates for a large party, but I'm going to figure out something different in the future. I bet I can find some kind of plastic plates (that I can reuse, thus not being environmentally wanton). If not, I think I would prefer to use the biodegradable paper plates made from potatoes and corn or whatever it is. (The little white cards in front of a couple of dishes are pointing out alcohol content.)
I made a table out of cardboard and a tiny bed with mattress.
J'ai fait une table en carton et un petit lit avec son matelas.
Credit: Chairs are Reac - Pottery is by Elisabeth Causeret - Bed lining, cushions, room divider by DalesDreams
This is the first pic in the set/series "Class Reunion " of my class from Nursing School. There were sixteen of us there, and Barbara hosted it at her house. We had fun trying to figure out who everyone was, since it had been years since many of us had seen each other. There's a pic of me further on with two of my best friends from school.
This is Table Rock Lake, shot at the Chateau On The Lake resort in Branson, Missouri, on December 14th, 2013.
This photo was taken with my hundred and first camera.
Camera: Kodak Star 835 RF
Film: Kodak Ultramax 400
Date: December 14th, 2013, 9.34 a.m.
Location: Branson, Missouri, U.S.A.
Kodak Star Ultramax 400 04df
Dimension: 800x800x760
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This set of six dining chairs are model Cortina. They were produced in 1958 in Sweden by the Säffle möbelfabrik, from a design by Svante Skogh. The chairs are made from rosewood and brass rings.
Joanne had a nice eight foot picnic table that was a Mothers Day present about 20 years ago - it needed a redo so I brought it to where the tools are - my garage!.
With the help of my neighbor - I took it apart, turned the boards over as the original "up" side was like the Grand Canyon. The ends were pretty cracked - so now it is now a six-foot and 10 inch table!
We sanded the boards a bit, plugged the old screw holes with a 1/4" dowel, stained it with a UV Cedar Tone and am VERY HAPPY with the results!
Total cost - about 1/2 of a gallon of stain - $10!
A picknick table offers perspective and a human element to this natural scene. It had been raingin heavily for sometime. The clouds were very low, and everything was brilliant green when I took this photo near the Atlin Warm Springs.
Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro, hand held. All post processing was performed in DxO PhotoLab 5.3.x.
Creative Note: As with all my photos, unless otherwise stated, nothing has been removed or added to the image. I never replace elements such as the sky or other objects in the composition. What you see is as near as possible to what I saw. For me, the challenge is finding the beauty that already exists in the world. Some images may be cropped or straightened somewhat in post, and I do tweak the light and exposure to reflect the memory in my mind's eye.
Im not one for building Mechs as I always struggle with the legs and feet but this little thing occupied some of my time today and so I thought I would share it with everyone.
-Dan