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Last week, on our getaway to the cabin on the river,
I bought this old bottle, embossed with the word Glasgow, at an antique store in a nearby beach town.
I couldn't resist adding it to my collection of old aqua colored bottles
since my husband's grandmother was from Glasgow, Scotland.
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I collected some wildflowers by the river and did a little still life photography on the back deck of the cabin.
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Our time away was so restful, relaxing and peaceful.
I feel like these photos capture that feeling.
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These last two photos are for Songography.
"Bottle, bottle, why do I love you so much?"-
lyrics by Porter Wagoner
still following,
What a dreamy place to rest and relax. Beautiful bottle and perfect for those wild flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly! My daughter's in-laws own the little cabin on the river and generously let us use it!
DeleteIt seems so peaceful there!
ReplyDeleteonce again Elizabeth you have collection some fabulous images and I thanks you!
ReplyDeleteAnd I thank you for the encouragement!
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, friend!
DeleteA friend of mine says that art is a way of seeing. I love what you see with your camera. What treasures you found and captured!
ReplyDeleteJody, I am a very visual person and can usually visualize in my mind if something is going to look right or not. I know it's a God gift in my life and I think Him for making me this way!
DeleteSo romantic!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/06/circa-1953-and-now.html
And thank you for hosting, Sue!
DeleteAn old bottle, wildflowers, and a whole lot of lovely!!! It looks like such a peaceful place.
ReplyDeleteIt is a peaceful place. We are so blessed that your daughter's in-laws generously let us use their cabin!
DeleteI have a collection of aqua bottles and love how versatile they are. Your getaway sounds perfect. I so need one.
ReplyDeleteI pray that the Lord provides you with the rest and refreshing that you need!
DeleteIt's usually the simple things that are the most beautiful and your photos prove that. Love them.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Betty!
DeleteWhat a great find, Elizabeth! and your stills are fabulous, as always!
ReplyDeleteI love my squatty little Scottish bottle! Thanks, June!
DeleteThey go perfectly together
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Thank you, Molly!
DeleteWhat a cool bottle you found. Your photos of it and the wildflowers are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Ida!
DeleteLove your photos!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
Thanks, my friend!
Deletesimple beauty... I love that about you friend! You capture simple beauty so well.
ReplyDeleteLisa @ Life Thur the Lens