as you may have noticed, I took a two day blogging holiday. I was pretty tired from my trip to Atlanta and needed to catch up as well as do some thrifting. I was having absolute thrifting withdrawals. after a pretty successful thrifting day yesterday and a good night's sleep, I am once again feeling like my "old' self and ready to get back up on the saddle.
is there anything more exhilarating than a bike ride? fresh air, the wind blowing through your hair. but what do you do when that old faithful bike has passed its prime.
vintage bicycles, whole or in part, make great focal point both inside and outside your vintage home.
I would love to have one of these beauties in my garden. I think I will definitely be on the lookout over the winter. It's going to be part of my spring garden planning during the cold months ahead.
Linking up this weekend with:
They are beautiful old works of art. And they need to be shown and preserved and kept for posterity. I want one now too!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Bikes and flowers just seem to go together. I love the last one.
ReplyDeleteI love the different looks that you showed. They are all beautiful in their own way. Blessings on your hunt for the perfect garden bicycle.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. I miss my biking buddy.
ReplyDeleteI love rusty old bicycles... the 1st and last pics are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAren't they cute? I'm thinking I'm gonna spray paint one for my garden in the spring. andrea@townandprairie
ReplyDeleteOOOH! Love those rusty old bikes!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visting my place.
Off to see more of your treasures.
blessings
barbara jean
lauura those are lovely! thanks for sharing such a cool idea:)
ReplyDeleteTracy