An Architect's Garden: Conservatory

As promised last week, here is a look at the conservatory/greenhouses at "An Architect's Garden," which we visited a few weeks ago. There is a beautiful courtyard, with a pool, in front of the main door to the conservatory (shown above).

Inside, the conservatory is filled with antique furniture and gardening items. Don't you love those giant cloches (pictured above)?

And just look at those green glazed pots. Can you say "gorgeous?"

I'm thinking the small dressers on the table (above) must be furniture maker's samples. I love the beauty of these utilitarian pieces.

Just look at the brass faucet and stone farmer's sink in the potting room. Beautiful!

More casual beauty (above). Oh how I love this place! :)

And a huge antique chandelier hangs in the central room of the conservatory (above). Gorgeous!

I'm guessing that the small staircases (above) are architect's models. Wonderful and whimsical!

This is the gravel path outside the greenhouses. Don't you love the little stone tower and the purple catmint?

The conservatory and greenhouses from the back (above). I hope you have enjoyed the tours of An Architect's Garden as much as I have. If you missed the other installments, you can find them here, here and here.

Mosaic Monday: Purple Fields

This is the nature trail that opened last fall at our favorite park, Natirar. It's fun to see the change of seasons here, from the beautiful autumn colors, to the snow-lined paths, to the parade of blooms that come with summer. A few weeks ago, the field was lined with ribbons of purple thistle flowers. And the purple blooms were alive with the drone of bees, and dozens of butterflies.

It's been stinking hot here in New Jersey for the past week or so. Yes I know, hot weather in summer is not exactly news, but somehow I think the mild and rainy spring lulled me into a false sense of security. I just am not prepared for the 90+ degree days, and the awful humidity. ;)

How's the weather been in your neck of the woods?

Now let's have some mosaic fun! Here are the instructions:
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2. Once it is published, click on the title of the post. This will lead you to the static link for your post. The static link is the page with only that post on it. Copy the url from your browser at the top of the page.
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1.	Kathy-Delightsome Life	38.	When Wallflowers Dance	75.	Shannara, Sweden
2.	Black Eyed Susans Kitchen	39.	Carolyn Aiken House and Gardens	76.	MaryBeth Wa. USA
3.	ellen b	40.	The Gathering Place	77.	Jackie's blog
4.	Carol	41.	M is for Maga	78.	Helena
5.	EG Wow, Canada	42.	Shelia@NoteSongs	79.	DailyLiving - Regina, Philippines
6.	Dab of This and That	43.	Horticulture Hottie	80.	DawnTreader, Sweden
7.	Carol @ There's Always Thyme to Cook	44.	bj @Sweet Nothings	81.	Carol at Serendipity
8.	Lenore@ A Vintage Obsession	45.	glenda@serendipitycottage	82.	Blessing Reflections
9.	Pat@Back Porch Musings	46.	Kamini @ Saffron and Silk	83.	Wandering Thought
10.	ldh	47.	Small Reflections	84.	Reach Beyond Limits
11.	Snap @ Twisty Lane	48.	happily retired at WordPress	85.	Becky K - Blueberry Patch
12.	Feathering An Empty Nest	49.	Sacred Ruminations	86.	FRESH PICKS @ BRAMBLEBERRY COTTAGE
13.	Meri of Playing Along	50.	One Small Candle	87.	linda
14.	Pat - Mille Fiori Favoriti	51.	Doro	88.	Sheila@Starshine Through My Windows
15.	GardeninginaSandbox	52.	Sandi	89.	Bonnie
16.	Podso	53.	Fruiting Trees	90.	Schotzy
17.	Judi	54.	shirley @behindthelens	91.	The Tablescaper
18.	Eileen, MD	55.	Oprah audition made a cute mosaic too	92.	Denise@alloverroses
19.	diy Design Fanatic	56.	Heather, Vermont	93.	Pondside - Good Fences
20.	Riet, Holland	57.	Marsha's Garden Blog	94.	Becky @ Blended Hearts
21.	Ebie, CA	58.	A Certain Quality of Spirit	95.	Amanda @ In Olivia's Room
22.	Ingmarie We, Sweden	59.	Fitty's true love	96.	Portulacas
23.	Mary Ann	60.	Lori E	97.	Nature Trail
24.	Terri@Lakewood Manor	61.	JSELEP - Fireworks!	98.	Texifornia - Horsemint
25.	A Little Bit of Pink	62.	Betty@My Cozy Corner	99.	Janice - Serial Crafter
26.	Vee	63.	karen, A Scrapbook of Inspiration	100.	Mosaic Monday Bunday with BunnyKissd
27.	Queenmothermamaw	64.	Carpe Diem Sweden	101.	Lavender Dreams
28.	CollectInTexas Gal	65.	The Gathering Place	102.	Michelle
29.	Bailiwick Studio	66.	Karen@ladybugcreek	103.	Cathy
30.	Teacup Lane - Alaska Flowers	67.	Suzy@Kitchen Bouquet	104.	Roberta's Sewing Projects
31.	Diann @ The Thrifty Groove	68.	An Anniversary Gift	105.	Katy's ferns and gesnariads
32.	Nikki Dee	69.	Diana's Photos	106.	Judy Sheldon-Walker
33.	Debbie @ Mountain Breaths	70.	Anu@MyDreamCanvas	107.	Porch Days
34.	Debbie @ Plate Addict	71.	Deb	108.	The Gardening Life
35.	Lavender Cottage	72.	SHRECK PARTY TUTORIAL	109.	berta
36.	The Charm of Home	73.	Honeymoon with a rose
37.	Emerald Quilt	74.	Chicago's Millennium Park @ Almota Roses

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Going Green

Don't you just LOVE green flowers? Well, maybe you don't. After all, everyone is different. But I adore green flowers! And I scored some green zinnias last week to put in the pots on my deck. In fact, now that I think of it, I posted a picture of the same green zinnias last Saturday. lol

And if I ever find my gardening bag, with the trowels in it, I'll actually plant them. lol Although at this point I'm thinking I'll just have to break down and buy a new trowel. :(

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Won't you please join me for Mosaic Monday? Mr. Linky will be up by 8:30 pm Eastern time, USA Sunday. I can't wait to see your mosaics! :)

An Architect's Garden: Courtyard Dining

I wanted to show you a few more images from the beautiful garden we visited a few weeks ago. "An Architect's Garden" was open to the public as part of the Garden Conservancy's Open Days program.

This view (above) is taken from a wonderful outdoor dining area, looking back toward the house. The owners have a design business, and you can see all the architectural salvage that they have incorporated into the garden design. The outdoor dining table, which you can see just a bit of in the bottom left of this view, is a huge slab of stone resting on two massive stone plinths. It must have taken a lot of muscle (or some heavy equipment) to move it there, but it makes a beautiful table.

There are many wonderful old iron gates and fences -- again architectural salvage -- which add rust and patina to this very formal boxwood garden.

I love the beautiful silver leafed tree (willow?) in the photo above, which blends with the silvery grey of the house.

There are several beautiful stone walls here as well. This one helps to enclose the dining area. Another slab of stone serves as an outdoor buffet. And a bit of decorative ironwork adds a beautiful backdrop.

In case you missed my earlier posts about this garden and house, they can be found here and here. Next week, I still have the conservatory and pool to show you. :)

I'm So Proud

Today my baby graduates from high school. I'm so proud of the person she has become -- smart and capable and kind. I know she will accomplish great things in college and beyond.

And I'm hoping she will forgive me for posting her photo. Or maybe if I'm lucky, she will not even see it. :)

Just Couldn't Resist...

I've been trying my best to stay away from the thrift store for the past few months. After all, there are only so many dishes and pieces of china and silver gravy boats and... well, you get the idea...

But every June, my favorite thrift store has a big sale before they close for the summer.

You understand, don't you? I'm afraid I just couldn't resist this little lidded cachepot (above) for $3.

And this beautiful little gilded cup (above) for 50 cents. Yes, that's right -- 50 cents! Now I just have to figure out what I will do with them. :)

Mosaic Monday: Summer at Natirar

My husband and I have been taking lots of walks at our favorite park, Natirar. It has been a wonderful spring so far, and we are beginning to see the fruits of summer appearing in the hedgerows and fields. The air is sweet with the scent of honeysuckle. There are daisies in the fields, and the berries are beginning to ripen. A beautiful stand of dame's rocket blooms at the edge of the field. The nodding heads of milk weed bow down over the edge of the stream. Summer is almost here. :)

Now let's have some mosaic fun! Here are the instructions:
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful images with all of us at Mosaic Monday!  

1.	Eileen, MD	35.	Kamini @ Saffron and Silk	69.	Suzy@Kitchen Bouquet
2.	Terri@Lakewood Manor	36.	Kamana	70.	Ingmarie We/Refugium
3.	Lenore@ A Vintage Obsession	37.	Roberta's WBC II:Art Journaling	71.	Our Back Porch: Peach Park Visit
4.	Vee	38.	Molly [father's day]	72.	Annemieke @ The Netherlands
5.	GardeninginaSandbox	39.	Carol	73.	suzyq - atthefarmhouse
6.	Snap @ Twisty Lane	40.	Bernie from Australia	74.	Betty@My Cozy Corner
7.	Bailiwick Studio	41.	BettyJean @ Shabby Tea Party	75.	DawnTreader, Sweden
8.	Podso	42.	LeBeauPaonVictorien	76.	Crafty Gardener, Canada
9.	Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti	43.	When Wallflowers Dance	77.	MIN FOTODAGBOK SWEDEN
10.	Summer Food	44.	hrg at Sacred Ruminations	78.	Carol at Serendipity
11.	SullivanandMurphy~Wedding Flowers	45.	Ebie, CA	79.	Luna
12.	Shelia@NoteSongs	46.	Shirleys World- Dad	80.	Sheila@Starshine Through My Windows
13.	Lori E	47.	Regina, Philippines	81.	EG Wow, Canada
14.	Candy @ The Little Round Table	48.	Denise	82.	Lorraine @LP Vintage
15.	M is for Maga	49.	A Walk in the Woods @ Olga's	83.	lauie @ Bargain Hunting
16.	Lavender Cottage	50.	My Evergreen Place	84.	linda
17.	shirley @ behind the lens	51.	Wendy@Almota Roses	85.	Small Reflections
18.	Summer Flower Lovin'	52.	The 3 Sisters	86.	Peggy
19.	ldh	53.	Diann @ The Thrifty Groove	87.	Ten Parenting Tips
20.	LaNa G!	54.	Just Another Girl's Blog	88.	Queenmothermamaw
21.	Sweet Nothings	55.	glenda@serendipity cottage	89.	Birthday Party!!!
22.	Cathy	56.	Berta	90.	Nature Trail
23.	Wandering Thought	57.	alexa in nyc, usa	91.	Judy Sheldon-Walker
24.	Dab of This And That	58.	Shannara, Sweden	92.	eye of the beholder
25.	Carol @ There's Always Thyme to Cook	59.	Ingalill (Sweden)	93.	Debbie @ Honeybee Heaven & Kennedy Klan news
26.	Blessing Reflections	60.	rosadimaggio63	94.	Saturday Morning at the Farmers Market
27.	tales from an oc cottage	61.	Red, White and Different Shades of Blue	95.	Monochord
28.	Black Eyed Susans Kitchen	62.	Loui♥	96.	Porch Days
29.	Riet	63.	Loui♥	97.	Flory@ Living Creatively
30.	Both feet on the ground	64.	MaryBeth	98.	Connie
31.	Bella's Rose Cottage	65.	Jackie in Surrey UK	99.	Teacup Lane - Reflections in a Lake
32.	Doro	66.	Claudia w/ Fairys	100.	Meri of Meme Play
33.	Becky	67.	Self Sagacity
34.	Tide Pools	68.	Pondside - A Garden of Friends

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I'm a Blah Blogger

Sorry I've been an absent blogger this week, but I had a few things on my mind, including the fact that my daughter was driving to Massachusetts this weekend. Do you remember a few weeks ago when she drove down the shore?

Anyway, I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things next week. In the meantime, I bought a few annuals for the deck containers and would you believe I cannot find my gardening bag, with the trowels and fertilizer in it? Aaaarrrgh.

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Yes, it's that time again... are you ready for Mosaic Monday? I hope you will join me. Mr. Linky will be up by 8:30 pm Eastern time, USA, Sunday. Hope to see you all then! :)

Vintage Nature

I haven't done a slideshow in awhile, so I thought I would offer this one to you now -- just a few images of nature, with a vintage twist. Enjoy, and have a wonderful day, dear bloggers!

Mosaic Monday: Summer Bouquet

I am late visiting all of your mosaics, late posting my own mosaic, and just... late. It's almost summer here, and as the days lengthen, I feel as though I must savor each precious moment of light... each soft color... each sweet perfume...

So forgive me, dear bloggers -- but the soft evenings call me home. :)

Now let's have some mosaic fun! Here are the instructions:
1. Publish your Mosaic Monday post.
2. Once it is published, click on the title of the post. This will lead you to the static link for your post. The static link is the page with only that post on it. Copy the url from your browser at the top of the page.
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1.	Christine	36.	EG Wow, Canada	71.	Luna
2.	Podso	37.	Gemma@Greyscale	72.	Puna@LifeSignatures
3.	Molly [poppies]	38.	glenda @ serendipity cottage	73.	Small Reflections
4.	Lavender Cottage	39.	Bumbles @ Almota Roses	74.	happily retired at Wordpress
5.	GardeninginaSandbox	40.	Jane AUSTRALIA	75.	linda
6.	ldh	41.	Denise@aolloverroses	76.	Eye of the Beholder
7.	Vee	42.	Lori E	77.	DawnTreader, Sweden
8.	{ oc cottage }	43.	Claudia@DipityRoad	78.	Cherry's in the garden & more
9.	A Garden of Threads	44.	Queenmothermamaw	79.	Joyce@ Flour Power Joyce
10.	Eileen, Md	45.	Teacup Lane - Dawson Creek, BC	80.	Flag Day
11.	Rett @ The Gazebo House	46.	Daily Living- Regina, Philippines	81.	Flag Day Celebration
12.	Riet, Holland	47.	Kamini @ Saffron and Silk	82.	Judy Sheldon-Walker
13.	Black Eyed Susans Kitchen	48.	Doro	83.	Bonnie
14.	Candy @ The Little Round Table	49.	Maggie Bleu*Our Back Porch	84.	Sherrie
15.	I'm a little sad	50.	Bernie from Australia	85.	Jenn, Philippines
16.	Ebie, CA	51.	Cass at That Old House	86.	Mary Lou, VA
17.	Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti	52.	g.suzie	87.	Vonda-Following Splendor
18.	Snap @ Twisty Lane	53.	Shannara, Sweden	88.	Heather T {Vermont}
19.	Shirleys World	54.	MaryBeth Wa.	89.	Ooops there she goes again...
20.	Debbie @ Mountain Breaths	55.	Sarah -Hyacinths for the Soul	90.	Betty @ My Cozy Corner
21.	Susan@thoughtsfromovertherainbow	56.	Nature Trail	91.	rache
22.	Terri@Lakewood Manor	57.	Sweet Nothings	92.	Sunday Breakfast @ Color Chic
23.	Dab of This and That	58.	Fetch Photos ~ Miss Kodee	93.	Vera
24.	The 3 Sisters	59.	rosadimaggio63 - Italy	94.	AnnA, Sweden
25.	Natasha	60.	Ingalill	95.	Americana By Candlelight
26.	Graduation Party	61.	Anu@MyDreamCanvas	96.	Chinatown in Toronto
27.	Becky	62.	Annette @ kuntrycharms	97.	Lyrebird Images
28.	Debbie @ Plate Addict	63.	Carpe Diem Sweden	98.	Iowa Gardening Woman
29.	Karen, A Scrapbook of Inspiration	64.	Jackie in Surrey UK	99.	Barb - Baby Alpaca
30.	Monumental Mosaic	65.	MIN FOTODAGBOK SWEDEN	100.	Porch Days
31.	Bobbi @ The Bead Goes On	66.	shelle @ dancing matilda	101.	Loui♥
32.	Relatively Unique	67.	Pondside - a June Sail	102.	Melody @ Fresh Go Vintage
33.	Debbie	68.	Carol at Serendipity	103.	Sheila@Starshine Through My Windows
34.	shirley behind the lens	69.	Teresa @ The Cottage on the Corner	104.	Milla
35.	Diann @ The Thrifty Groove	70.	Wandering Thought

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Just Noodling

Good morning, everyone! How are you today? It's quiet here this morning -- the kids are still abed and my husband ran into the office for awhile... so I'm noodling around in Photoshop and "wasting" time.

It's only partly sunny here this morning, and very humid. I'm thinking we will be getting some thunderstorms later this afternoon. The photo above was taken earlier in the month, and I just played with it a little bit to add the sun flares. This is what I do with my free time. Some of you knit, some of you quilt, some of you paint... I play with my camera and Photoshop. :)

Have a wonderful weekend, dear bloggers! I hope you all have some time to just noodle around. ;)

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Won't you please join me for Mosaic Monday this week? I always love to see what you've been up to, and what beautiful images you have to share! The new linky thingy will be up by 8:30 pm Eastern Time USA, Sunday night. Hope to see you then! :)

An Architect's Garden: Interiors

As promised, here are some interior shots from "An Architect's Garden," which we visited last weekend. We were surprised to learn that the house was open, and a little hesitant to walk into someone else's home. At first I felt strange about taking pictures, but I soon got over that. :)

I wish I could describe for you the feeling of walking into this home... the soaring ceilings, the faded leather chairs, the pieces of architectural salvage, the mirrors and prints leaning casually against a wall, the huge dried flowers arrangements... it was almost like stumbling upon a barn filled with a cache of antiques and faded flowers. Strange and wonderful and totally unique.

There were two fireplaces at either end of this great room, which had a dining table at one end (shown in the first photo) and a living area at the other end (shown above). As you can see the entire room was a treasure trove of architectural salvage and faded antiques. We later learned that the owners have a design business, and many of the pieces in the house are for sale.

Another view of the living room (above) shows the owner's wonderful collection of architectural salvage, including columns, statues, and light fixtures (bottom left of the photo above).

The garden is ever present and easily viewed from within the home because of the many windows and french doors.

The room above is a hallway that runs the width of the house, separating the great room from the kitchen. Sadly, I did not get any photos of the kitchen, but I think you can see some on the owner's design website. I'll give you a link at the end of this post.

Here is another view of the great room. I think it gives you a better idea of all the diverse treasures so casually displayed.

OK, I know some of you are going to say "hay in a garden urn as a side table?!" Perhaps not the most practical of design ideas, but somehow it just seemed perfect here... Now do you see what I meant when I said "strange and wonderful?"

I've still got some more of the garden and conservatory to show you next week. In the meantime, here is the owner's design website, Tendenze Design.

I'm linking this post to Cindy's Show & Tell Friday. Thanks so much, Cindy, for being such a gracious hostess. :)

An Architect's Garden

Welcome to An Architect's Garden, in Pottersville, NJ. This is the second of two gardens we visited over the weekend, as part of The Garden Conservancy's Open Days program.

This stunning house and garden are part of an ongoing project begun in 1992. The owners bought an eighteenth-century dairy farm on 35 acres and turned it's four barns into a uniquely beautiful home filled with architectural salvage and antiques, and surrounded by several wonderful courtyard gardens in the European style.

Don't you love the glimpse of the interior given here (above)? I was surprised to learn that the tour included the interior of the home. I'll be showing you that later in the week. Suffice it to say that it is stunning. :)

The west side of the house overlooks this fountain and water feature. The owners belong to the American Boxwood Society, and the garden features many different types of boxwood which give it a beautiful architectural quality.

Through the two open french doors of the house (above) is a great room that runs almost the entire length of the ground floor, with two gorgeous fireplaces at either end.

Yes, that is just a tease to get you to visit later in the week. lol

The steps up to the thyme garden (above) are beautiful with big clumps of hellebore on either side.

Salvaged architectural pieces are scattered throughout the house and garden, punctuating the ends of allees and leaning casually against the walls.

This is a view of the thyme garden looking toward the gravel courtyard outside the kitchen. Don't you love this beautiful olive jar (above)?

I love the mixture of formal French boxwood garden and exuberant English plantings. Just look at those huge decorative leaves in the thyme garden (above).

I'll share more of the garden and the house later in the week. In the meantime here is a link to the owner's website, Tendenze Design.

Mosaic Monday: Pondside

On Saturday, my husband and I visited two gardens that were open to the public as a part of the Garden Conservancy's Open Days program. This beautiful garden, called Pondside, was set on the banks of a small river. As the name suggests, there was a small pond on the property, as well as a beautiful terrace garden, a potager, and a lovely poolside pergola.

There were some wonderfully whimsical garden ornaments, in addition to the more classic garden statuary. The potager included roses, catmint and sweet peas, along with lettuces, tomatoes and asparagus. All surrounded, of course, by a very high deer fence. :)

Now let's have some mosaic fun! Here are the instructions:
1. Publish your Mosaic Monday post.
2. Once it is published, click on the title of the post. This will lead you to the static link for your post. The static link is the page with only that post on it. Copy the url from your browser at the top of the page.
3. Paste the url into the appropriate inlinkz box in this post.
4. Type your name in the appropriate inlinkz box in this post.
5. Click on "Enter."
6. Please link back to this Mosaic Monday post so that your readers can find other wonderful mosaics.
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful images with all of us at Mosaic Monday!  

1.	Gardening in a Sandbox	36.	Kamini @ Saffron and Silk	71.	rosadimaggio63
2.	Carol	37.	Riet ,Holland	72.	Hélène @ d'Encre et de Couleurs (FRANCE)
3.	Pat@BPM	38.	Laurie @ Nana's House	73.	Betty @ My Cozy Corner
4.	Alicia @ Titere con Bonete	39.	Nature Trail	74.	DawnTreader, Sweden
5.	Kim at Savvysoutherstyle	40.	Strawberries in Garden	75.	Becky K @ Hospitality Lane
6.	Lavender Cottage	41.	Diann @ The Thrifty Groove	76.	Wandering Thought
7.	Black Eyed Susans Kitchen	42.	EG Wow, Canada	77.	Luna
8.	Kathy A Delightsome Life	43.	ldh	78.	Blessing Reflections
9.	Eileen, MD	44.	Christine	79.	debbiedoos
10.	Ebie, CA	45.	Paula Grace ~ Color Palettes	80.	Terri
11.	Roses by Grace	46.	Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti	81.	Memorial Marshmallows
12.	ellen b	47.	M is for Maga	82.	MaryBeth Wa. USA
13.	A Garden of Threads	48.	Ever Changing Sky	83.	A Delightsome Hydrangea Love
14.	Debbie @ Plate Addict	49.	alexa in nyc, usa	84.	Susan @ Savoring Time
15.	Relatively Unique	50.	glenda@serendipitycotta	85.	Joyce@ Flour Power Joyce
16.	HOORAY FOR SPRAY MOSAIC	51.	Millie	86.	Serial Crafter
17.	Sheila	52.	City Rose Garden @ Olga's	87.	linda
18.	BailiwickStudio	53.	Molly [Christmas Valley]	88.	g.suzie
19.	Candy @ The Little Round Table	54.	Bernie from Australia	89.	Lorrie
20.	Shelia@Note Songs	55.	Quilt Show	90.	Wendy@Almota Roses
21.	Carol @ There's Always theym to Cook	56.	Claudia with the Storm	91.	Nancy's Notes
22.	Traci	57.	Denise@alloverroses	92.	shirley@ behind the lens
23.	Queenmothermamaw	58.	Ingmarie We, Sweden	93.	Nancy's Notes
24.	Tam @ The Gypsy's Corner	59.	Anu@MyDreamCanvasGiveaway	94.	The World Expo
25.	Vee@A Haven for Vee	60.	Lyrebird Images	95.	Doro
26.	Heather T	61.	Gabriella from London	96.	Meet Virginia
27.	CollectInTexas Gal..Sue	62.	Pondside - Lushness of June	97.	Bobbi @ The Bead Goes On
28.	diy Design Fanatic	63.	Jackie in UK	98.	Peggy
29.	Shirleys World	64.	Suzy@Kitchen Bouquet	99.	Connie Sheppard
30.	Podso	65.	Annette@kuntrycharms	100.	Teacup Lane - Purple Haze
31.	hrg at Sacred Ruminations	66.	MIN FOTODAGBOK SWEDEN	101.	Schotzy @Wings of Eagles
32.	Becky	67.	REGINA, Philippines	102.	Nicole
33.	Karen, A Scrapbook of Inspiration	68.	Maggie B @ Normandy Life	103.	Melody @ Fresh Go Vintage
34.	Meri of Playing Along	69.	suzyq - atthefarmhouse	104.	Shannara, Sweden
35.	Feathering An Empty Nest	70.	The 3 Sisters

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