If 1924 is the year, I am lost who this is. I love the goat and the sweet look on the child's face. Is this a girl or a boy? I think a boy. If this is 1924 or after, then it is not mom (too young for the age of t he photo style?) nor Jimmy McNaughton, nor mom's half siblings (all too old). Could it be her brother? If not it is a total mystery to me. This is not a photo post card, but it's on heavy paper.
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This is one of my favorite found treasures. It stirs thoughts of simple joys. Thoughts of days before television, video games and compute...
After Valentine's Day is here and gone, we can legitimately begin to think about Spring. Around here in the southern Mid-West, February is still considered Winter. Cold temps, freezing rain and snow are the norm. Once and awhile we'll have a surprise day or two of 65. There may be a few little Daffodils pushing up through the snow, and we know the worst of Winter is usually over. We can now start dreaming about gardens, flowers, and all things "green", without judgement. (insert happy face and a wink) source I've been thinking about Spring decor and ideas to try a few new things around here. Sometimes I feel sorry for you all, because I'm really limited on areas around the house that I can decorate. You all are always so kind to encourage and compliment my sometimes meager attempts to stay current with blogging. source One thing I wanted to do to get ready for Spring decorating and Easter, was to finally get my larger black goat cart painted. Last Spring I painted out my smaller black table-top cart in a French Gray. That paint color change has made that little cart so much more versatile and an easy compliment to what may be going on on top of the Dining Room table. Here it is right after being painted with my new rabbit for a Spring tabletop Vignette. I used it throughout the year, and it was so much fun to accessorize. So now it's time to get busy on a little makeover for this one. It's perfect for Fall decor, filled with pumpkins and mums, but other than that it's not Seasonal Paint color "friendly". It's not an old one, so no problem with doing a little paint refresh. Before I do anything else it needs a good wiping down. I always say that you can tell what I'm up to by my latest Pinterest Pins. source The one thing these Pinterest pics have in common is that they have a "natural" finish, and that's what I'm going for, a look of "old wood" distressed; a gray weathered finish. source source This one has a little blue, but overall it looks perfectly weathered to me. source source source source source LOVE this one with the basket inside! source source source So that's what I'm up to... What are you all doing to get ready for Spring? any paint projects in your immediate future? xoxo, joining in here: Sundays at Home at Little Farmstead Amaze Me Monday at Dwellings Inspiration Monday at Refresh Restyle The Scoop at Worthing Court Inspire Me Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style Design Showcase at Shabby Fufu Share Your Style at 21 Rosemary Lane Share Your Cup at Mrs. Olson's Thursday Favorites at Follow the Yellow Brick Home Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage Best of the Weekend at Ms Toody Goo Shoes
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Cousin Frances and her ‘goat’ picture. Itinerant photographers would go around the neighborhood taking pictures of little children. Circa 1917.
Take a look through our HGS Gallery. We have been an established non-profit organisation since 1986 with many different breeds of goats detail on carts, turnouts and harness - and much more. Get the feel of things ! *No pictures may be reproduced from this site without the permission of the Society.
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Learn how to train your goat to be the next great working goat. In part 1 of this 4-part series, learn what it takes to begin this journey.
Wilson Farm Festival, Wilson, NC, August 1938, Goat Wagon, photo taken by Baker. Conservation and Development Department, Travel and Tourism Division Photo Files, North Carolina State Archives.
