Doug had made a sign for her hair cutting business and she asked him to make her a wheelbarrow to put the bucket/s of flowers in.
This is the finished result. He thought of a more rustic wheel but settled on a pneumatic one as it is easier for Lynn to push. Isn't it great.
Both Lynn and Doug came around for a meal last night - we all enjoyed ourselves.
Lovely, truly lovely. Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteI love that barrow! A work of art.
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome, Sue ... please tell Lynn & Doug this. Could you also please send Doug my way, as I am sure I could find lots for him to make here for me ! Nice you had company for a dinner. I googled alstroemerias, they are lovely (and thank God for google :) )
ReplyDeleteLovely little stand. The chalk board sets off its purpose nicely.
ReplyDeleteHow very enterprising of your friend and the wheelbarrow stand is just great
ReplyDeleteOh I soo NEED one for my herbs to sell at the gate. Does he take orders?
ReplyDeleteLove Leanne
What a fantastic wheel barrow, - complete with roof and little hearts on the side. Think he could well have a little enterprise there.
ReplyDeleteVery attractive! Who could resist buying a bunch or two?
ReplyDeleteI just love that cute barrow!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea, I bet she does very well at only $3.00 each.
ReplyDeleteI love the little wheel barrow, great idea.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for the comment on the hair. The problem is that you can see through it now and I just thought if I grew it I could have a thicker fringe and put the lot up at the back. I used to do it like this years ago, either in a pleat or pony tail with a scarf tied around but even that could look wrong on an older woman.
I'm sure it will all evolve. Or all fall out, lol
Briony
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