
Small but powerful.
One of my dear wife Karen’s new ideas for the backyard garden this year is a fairy garden.
She selected the boxed plants, sent away for the decorations, lovingly set it up off the back deck.
My job is to admire the results of her work.
I have yet to spot a visiting little person.
You can’t go wrong with a fairy queen!!!
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i feel good having the place for her out back, MBC!
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It’s a pixie perfect garden, Mark! ~((Φ◇Φ)‡
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You got it right, Patricia!
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Oh how sweet this is! I love it and I am sure a little fairy will be my very soon!
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Home sweet home, Nance!
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Love this! A house near me has one on their tree lawn. The little ones all make their parents stop on their walks to visit it:).
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We have to let our friends with little ones come over now that the world can be a bit more relaxed, Kay!
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Many of my neighbors have been doing this as well.
BTW- I was doing some fishing at Hunter Lake near Kenoza Lake and took some pictures of the old Valley View House as it is today.
How can I post pictures to share on your site?
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I’m glad that you got to see VVH now, Gerald. If you can email me at my contact here we can perhaps get you to send jpegs on email and i can post them on my blog and credit you!
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Fairies? I don’t see any fairies. 😦 I have looked and looked and looked again.
I will fix that. 🙂
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I think they hide well, ladysighs.
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I think they are hiding on my blog. 🙂
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My job is to admire the both of you, my friend.
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Mission accomplished, Ann.
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Mark! You need to use your imagination 😃
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Thank you for giving me a push, Willow!
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Lol the fairies will be watching you 💜💜
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