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31 ExcellentAbout smallhouset

- Birthday 03/07/55
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- AIM smallhouset@aol.com
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- Gender Female
- Location Pittsburgh,Pa.
- Interests miniatures, animals and more miniatures
Previous Fields
- Dollhouse Building Experience Five or more
- Dollhouse Preference The Traditional Greenleaf
- Online Community Building Projects Yes
- Digital Camera Yes
- Real Name Terri
- Country United States
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From the album door knocker
side view of the knocker. -
From the album door knocker
this is the door knocker on my real front door. Its solid brass and sounds like it should be on the Munsters house. -
Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow?
smallhouset replied to Deb's topic in Chit-Chat
Deb, The tunnel is a fun thing, We put an arbor up when the hedges were small and just let them grow through it, kept weaving the branches through it . It is at the top of the steps and only about 3 feet deep but there is another tree behind it that adds to the shadows, It is still suprising for me to walk down the steps and see everything layed out a the bottom.Several times I've gone down the steps and met up with a deer having lunch on the berry bushes. Today we walked around looking at everything now that the snow is gone, just alot of mud now. The lilacs have buds, the day lilies and irises are up about 3 inches and my black eyed susans are turning green. I see little purple tips where the hostas are and the sedum around the pond is bright green so it looks like most everything made it through. The dill and cat nip grow wild everywhere but its still to early to see how much of those will come back, tomorrow I'll check the blackberry vines, they are growning up the side of the greenhouse and were out of the winds so I thing they will be OK. I love seeing everything change daily. -
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Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow?
smallhouset replied to Deb's topic in Chit-Chat
I added a few pictures of my pond from last summer if anyone would like to see it. Terri -
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From the album Bac yard and pond
This is the pond 3 weeks ago! Ugly! -
From the album Bac yard and pond
This is what you see when you go down the steps -
From the album Bac yard and pond
Better shot of the Tunnel -
From the album Bac yard and pond
The pond sits infront of the hedges the dark area to the left of the bird house is a tunnel through the hedges leading to a pair of steps. Between the pond and the bird house is a stone sidewalk. -
From the album Bac yard and pond
This is a shot of the pond last year. It's bigger than it looks in this photo. -
Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow?
smallhouset replied to Deb's topic in Chit-Chat
I'm glad that works for you Deana, I have 2 cats and a stray that comes and hangs out with our girls every day. When we had a dog I never had any critter problems. Now I have raccoons, and ground hogs that think they own the place. The ground hogs are the worse, they aren't afraid of us and I almost tripped over one while carrying a basket of laundry out to dry. They lay on the big rocks and sun themselves in the afternoon and watch us.