I hate that needling feeling you get when you think you have done something before. I got that feeling this week when I photographed a pink pig flying from the roofline of a neighborhood porch. Something tells me I have used this little piggy before. A search through my archived labels didn't produce a link, so I am going to share this photo today. Forgive me if you have seen this little piggy before.
This shot proves pigs can fly. This little porker actually has wings. I remember capturing this flying piggy, at the annual arts and craft fair held each fall, a few years ago. I fear he got lost in the jumbled filing system on my old external hard drive. I spotted him yesterday while looking for something else. I have a new and much improved filing system now and hope to make time for integrating all my old shots into it. Perhaps, one snowy day this winter?
I passed this basket a dozen times over the course of this summer. It sits on a very busy road with no shoulder so the other day I got bold and just pulled right into the drive way. I hoped out and snapped a few shots and was on my way before anyone knew I was there. It has looked just like this since late May. I just wish the owners had planted something with more height that grew more and spilled over the edge of the basket. I think it is a little wimpy looking, but, it is still a pretty pink basket of posies. The Old Salt thinks it is just right. But then what does an old sailor know about flower arrangements?
Linking to Pink Saturday
Great pink and the pigs have such a sense of humor about them!
ReplyDeleteThat is so creative hehehe. Visiting from Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeletePINK reminders is my entry.
Have a great weekend!
Oh I love that first hot pink porker!! Great pics for Pink Sat.
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I'll get my pictures organized one of these days too -- when pigs fly probably (all the rest of them)!
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing those concrete basket planters when we were in your part of the country; never seen them out here or in FL or anywhere else.
As crianças devem adorar esses porcos voadores,rs Lindo! beijos,tudo de bom,chica
ReplyDeleteThose are cute pigs...and I love that flower basket! I can just see that one in my yard!
ReplyDeletePretty pinks - love that flying pig!
ReplyDeleteOh my pinkness! Who doesn't enjoy a cute flying pig! Especially such a cute shade of pink! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteYour piggies are precious, and delightful puzzles, as well. I love looking to see if I can identify all the components of such sculpture.
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PS---I SO enjoyed looking at all your Beard Parade---DH has quite a lovely Santa one, and is such a sweet Grandpa type, he has no hang-ups about wearing a red hat all through December.
Glad you shared as I have never seen this before. You just never know what you will see. That is why I keep my little digital with me at all times.
ReplyDeleteLove that first piggy! What a fun way to recycle!!
ReplyDeleteI love pink pigs
ReplyDeleteand when they can fly it's magic
Very funny! Love the pigs!
ReplyDeleteRita,
ReplyDeleteSorry for giving you a midnight Cake Crave!! I'd love you to have some of these---Friday night we had an absolute FLOOD downstairs, with wet carpet, shop-vacs and fans running constantly, so we had to postpone our tea party.
We still picked up the cakes, and DH and I just had one each for supper dessert after a tomato sandwich.
rachel
Nice photos! I love whimsical pieces of folk-art!
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