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| From New Album 6/20/09 5:20 PM |
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| From New Album 6/20/09 5:20 PM |
and the whirly gig sun flowers where twirling in the wind
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Topher Delaney’s exhibit garden is holding up quite nicely - I think the name of this garden is ‘bar code’.
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While cruising the outdoor shopping grounds at Artefacts Salvage I came across this wonderful passenger bicycle.
I really would love to have this !
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And finally, an interior photo shot taken in the shop known as Artefacts Salvage.
The shop owner and staff does a wonderful job with staging their merchandise.
The lighting is always superb.
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3 comments:
Artefacts is somewhere I've always wanted to visit. Also, the Berkeley Horticultural Nursery. Have you been? Is it worth the trip?
I like Berkeley Hort but I think there are much more innovative and inspiring nurseries to visit in the same area.
I would recommend the nursery Flora Grubb in the city as a destination nursery.
It far out weighs Berkley Hort in every department and then some.
When in the Berkeley area I tend to visit Magic Gardens over Berk Hort.
And if I have the time a stop into The Dry Garden.
I wish I could go to Cornerstone or Chaumont or the Int'l Garden Festival at Redford in Quebec. I have only been able to see photos and hear presentations about what I perceive to hotbeds of horticultural creativity. I want to experience them in 3-D, you are so lucky to have one so close to you. I'm jealous!
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