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Old windows and milk cans

13 years ago

First posting so I hope I can get pictures to load. I still need to add flower pots to the windows. I have had these windows for 6 years and finally have done something with them.I have had to move recently and had the milk jug seats around a firepit, now in town..no firepit here:( I really enjoy this site!!!

Thanks for some neat ideas!!

Lisa

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Marlene Kindred
13 years ago
Welcome to the Garden Junk community! Can't see your pictures, but sure would love to! Try again please....
goldenpond
13 years ago
6 years is not too bad. You have to let your junk RIPEN!!! lol
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nanagrandma
13 years ago
OHHHH, can hardly wait to see photos!

Sylvia
luna_llena_feliz
13 years ago
Pictures please! You've got my curiousity up! Welcome to a wonderful forum and I look forward to seeing what you do with the windows and milk cans!
indylisa
Original Author
13 years ago
How do you get pictures to be small enough to post? My cell and Kodack digetal are to big?I have set them to the smallest size they will go? I have tried to post but that is the rejected message I get...still trying
indylisa
Original Author
13 years ago
I have uploaded at garden galleries...I am going to figure this out lol

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