Sit a Spell... what's Your Hurry (damn Ghosts)

Love the photo...love the caption...love the colors...love the atmosphere. Congrats. Beth

Sheryl,  Until it totally fell apart and I had to junk it...I had a chair EXACTLY like the ones pictured here. This must have been a popular style with some widespread distribution.  Happen to know anything about where/by whom it was manufactured?

John

p.s.- sorry it's been so long since i've visited. i've been a sporadic member for a while, but hope to spend more time on PN during the coming year.  And, i hope all is well with you and yours!

PDE

thank you Beth (it's all about the Ghost ;).... Pierre.... I appreciate you taking the time to comment... all the best for the New Year ;)

@ John...  this is my uncle's parent's, parent's old homestead place off an old dirt backroad...  Civil war soldiers used to march by here...  I've been busy with other things too... good to hear from you.... these are the best chairs!

nice colours and composition... : ) 

HiYa G...  thanks for stopping by  ;)

Excellent rustic image, love the colours.

Hi Birte... good to have your visit... I have been busy with other things... like taking pix and too busy to post much... all the best ;-)

Thought provoking, two rusty  cheer. Like  everything old, pealing skin, paint shoving the age. I like the  image  very much, staring on it  and  memories  rushing like speeding train. 

Cheers, Sheryl.

Happy Eastern.

TU Bella  ;)  Old Wooden Rockin Chairs are the Best... have a happy Day Bella

hi hi thankyou for the comment    :)))

i like your photos, sheril. at my eyes are deeply "american", reminds to me the culture of the beat generation. perfect with some poetry of this period

Up hyeer in Carolina del Nortay, we say "Set a spell."

This is beautiful work, Sheryl.

BTW, I got a D3200 a couple of days back.  I rather like the little thing, even though I can only get two fingers around it to hold it.  I will be looking to see what you are doing with yours.

--Lannie

thanks Lannie