The other day I was walking by one of our elderly neighbor's homes.
The wife died a few years ago and the husband now resides in a care center.
Their adult children were cleaning out their childhood home and
they were throwing this in the dumpster!
Ummmm. If you don't want that anymore, I'll give it a good home...
You all do understand, don't you?
What a treasure.
15 comments:
Oh I am with ya it is a treasure for sure.
Cathy
Oh do I...what a little beauty! What are you going to do with it? I would be tempted to paint it red! ;D
I totally understand. I have a red one. But the blue is very unusual.
Mine resided in my garden. But I
like them on porches as well.
That's so awesome. I love it!
IT's a BEAUTY!
II would keep it how it is or repaint the same blue & white. Very precious...great find!
You just captured a piece of someone's past. Doesn't it make you wonder about who rode it and what was going on at the time? How fun.
Yes..a treasure for sure! I can't wait to see what you are going to do with it! Way to go!
Oh yes! It certainly is a treasure!
Hugs,
Donna
as soon as I clicked on your blog, before I even began reading it, I saw that sweet little bike and it just melted my heart...glad you gave it a good home, it would have made me sad to see it go in the dump!!
Did you even have to ask?? Ha! We understand......AND HOW! :-D
xo,
Mary Lou
oh yes, I would have wanted to rescue that too!!
Sue! you always find the best stuff...when it's junk here, it's junk!!! I love in the wrong area! haahaa I love it!
oops, I meant LIVE in the wrong area! haha
oh yes!! one's trash is another's treasure...
so cute!!
Totally understand - it's so cute! It would probably wind up in my garden with a plant on it.
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