I have this old camp sign that came from Maine. On the back are signatures and dates from 1947 to about 1957. Must be the names of the people that stayed at the camp. I just hung it up by the back door. I just can't wait any longer. You can't see it, but right next to the sign is a huge old pine tree...
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If you hang it, they will come.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful old sign! I love it. I'm so with you, counting the days till fall and those woolly socks. Sigh.
ReplyDeletei live in the foothills between sac and lake tahoe, and our weather has been un. be. lievable. i don't remember an august ever being this cool...i needed an extra blanket last night!...i'm sure your weather has been beautiful as well, so i think it very appropriate that you put out your punkin sign...love it!!
ReplyDeleteToo darn Cute!! Its perfect!
ReplyDeleteGasp!! That is absolutely beautiful! What a terrific find!!! ♥
ReplyDeletehi kary...in answer to your question, i am close to nevada city and grass valley..i live in placerville, it is probably an hours drive to either town from here...
ReplyDeleteI found your blog by chance...and when I saw you live SLO well that was enough for me to follow your blog. We have the dearest of friends who live AG and we love the area where you are...looking forward to reading more of your postings!
ReplyDeleteYes I do wonder what our Fall will be like...it is a most unusual summer in CA!
I love that! It's so charming and so vintage, way cool!
ReplyDeleteI'm just not quite ready for it. Summers are too short here.
Hugs,
Cindy
Love the sign. Love the idea of the names on the back.
ReplyDeleteoh wow...i LOVE that pumpkin in. what a treasure!
ReplyDeleteheart in my throat when I saw this, I was with your mom when she bought it.........
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donkey in the pines
OhMyGosh!!!! I love it!!! It's a Pumpkin! It's from Maine! It is utterly adorably vintage! What's not to love?!! :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Kary,
ReplyDeleteThat sign is so cute and perfect next to the pine tree. Love that you have sigs on the back, a little mystery of who those people are and the story they would tell about their stay at the camp.
Rec'd your comment about LG and Kennedy Road, yes rings a bell as does N. Santa Cruz Avenue and so many others, it's so good to see it in writing though from someone that knows the beautiful town well. It is a small world!
Your blog has that small town feel which I so adore. I'll follow along too, happy night.
xo~Tracie
That`s a cute sign and signatures make it all the sweeter.
ReplyDeleteKary, you discovered that wonderful Pumpkin sign in Maine? Okay, I have to ask what town? and why didn't I discover it first. I must confess I go to my garden everyday and admire my beautiful Cinderella pumpkins, I pray the deer do not discover them. If you travel to Maine again you must come for a visit and bring dear Teddy!
ReplyDeleteFirst visit, you have such a busy life. Inwould have loved to sit in on a lecture
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I have a silly blog, never know what's coming on it. Cow Bingo made me laugh so I did that.
yvonne
Oh for petes sake woman, it's August! LOL!!
ReplyDeletebring on the punkins!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteso cute!! what a fantastic find
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkin sign!
ReplyDeleteIn response to your question, I live in Santa Rosa, CA. The Julia Child tomatoes I mentioned in my blog were, I think, bred fairly recently in Monterey.I sure hope I see some red on them soon.
What a great Fall decoration! Since I have a cottage in Maine I think you should send it to me, ha, ha, ha!!! It's so unique! Enjoy it! http://oceanbreezesandcountrysneezes.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteOh, so sweet!!
ReplyDeleteI am yearning right along with you...
xoxo
OOh .... I love that sign!!!
ReplyDeleteDearest Kary,love the sign SO much, it sums up everything I love about the USA in one beautiful orange pumpkin! So sweet to see you're now following my course friend Barbara's blog (Grannie) - it will mean a real lot to her, she's so proud of it! Have a wonderful weekend & hugs to Teddy. With love to you both from Alice & Me xoxo
ReplyDeleteCharming vintage sign!
ReplyDelete(I don't wanter summer to end yet, though!)
What!!!!! Don't get me started!! lol.
ReplyDeleteI love the sign.
Have a great weekend my dear friend.
I am SO ready for fall! I hope your wonderful pumpkin sign brings the cooler weather on a bit early! :)
ReplyDeleteLouie loves your sign! He's wishing for Fall too!
ReplyDeletehello my first time here to comment - I found you through Betsy and Christina and I so love your blog!!! so much treat in here and I cannot wait for the fall to come, all those colors, the pumpkins, the brisk air ... just makes my heart to sing :-) happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy Selkie friend has spoken about your blog and you have made a very interesting read. Love your pumpkin sign and Teddy is beyond adorable.Look forward to more posts.
ReplyDeleteHi..my name is Karen from http://glassofsweettea.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI was visiting another friends blog and noticed your PUMPKIN on your site.. I cant wait for Fall
I live in Fl so its not like we have a real change of season here :( but never the less I love all the things that come with fall, and will be redoing my blog site to go along with the season real soon..
I enjoyed browsing through your blog and hope you will be able to stop by and visit me soon as well.
Have a blessed weekend.. and I wll be back to visit real soon
What a super cute sign...and the fact that there's old signatures on the back...a bonus.
ReplyDeleteLove the sign! Especially the names on it. I live in the piny woods region of East Texas. One heck of a lot of pines here!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
it's so sweet! I'm so excited for fall!
ReplyDeleteLove the sign and the added heritage with the names on it!
ReplyDeletei love the sign! i can't wait for fall!
ReplyDeletehow was your sunday dinner.
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