I couldn't help it. I had to post this photo of the little grandson standing on his tiptoes, looking down into the water of the creek that flows from the north branch of Pine Creek and into the Dallas Pond. I wonder what was going through his mind. He did have a lot of zombie tales, so perhaps that's what he was checking out. Or perhaps, like his grandma, he simply finds water mesmerizing.
Cattails along the Dallas Pond
These two photos were taken along Highway U, south of Dallas. Highway U has many 90 degree turns in a short distance. The map looks like a zigzag.
One of my favorite rust collections
Good? Fences
If nothing else, it certainly was an eye catcher!
Springtime in Wisconsin
We had beautiful weather two weeks ago when the grandsons were here, then a week of cold and rainy weather. The forecast for this week looks wonderful. Lots of blue skies and warm temperatures. It's perfect weather for happy walks. Gardens and fields will be getting lots of attention this week!
Hope you have a great Monday.
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The plate fence is a good one! Someone edges a "natural area" here with china plates like that. Always makes me smile. Nice fences and barns today--and glad you've got some good weather ahead for your outdoor work. Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteoh i just LOVE the little one looking down at the water...that is priceless!
ReplyDeleteAdorable photo of grandson. These are times he will remember. I have a love of china plates, too, but never thought of planting them. :))
ReplyDeleteThe plate border is very interesting, indeed!! I love the boots, too! Water does have a way of drawing you in, especially when the weather is perfect and the water is flowing just right.... Great catch!
ReplyDeletesuper shots today. i love the OLD barn better than the new, both are beautiful. and in the odd fence with plates my favorite part is the old boots. if that were my son when he was that age, he would be scoping for frogs and snakes to capture and torment his mother.. that is adorable.
ReplyDeleteNice photos - zombies...love it! Of course, I watch the Walking Dead. My girls loved troll stories - we couldn't go over a bridge without their saying..."I wonder if there is a troll under there..." Yes, this week in good ole WI is going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat rusty barn roof is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat first one is just adorable.
ReplyDeleteI've seen the plates used like this before...really something unusual and very pretty.
Standing on tip toes...very precious indeed! And the plate fence is cute. Enjoy your week sweet friend. Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteJudy, Who doesn't love a little blonde haired boy ? I always thought if I had a son he would be blonde as my children's father was blonde. But I had girls. LOL. Two were blondes. :) I think you would win a prize for the most unusual little fence picture ever. Those plates made me smile. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI find water mesmerizing as well Judy...what a cutie pie!! And that plate fence...very unusual.
ReplyDeleteHahaha the plate fence is quite funny and interesting for me but it's very creative :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day from sunny Budapest
Judy, loved the old barn and the newer one. And that plate collection? What were they thinking. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteI love water too, so peaceful (when it's not flooding!). That plate fence is certainly original.
ReplyDeleteTHat is an interesting....dish fence.
ReplyDeleteLove the first picture!
A nice collection of photos on this Monday. I like the plate fence and have used plates in my garden before. the rusty barn is pretty awesome looking. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteloved the second shot and your little grand. the rust is great. the plates made me lol!
ReplyDeleteLove the rusted barn photo.
ReplyDeleteI chuckled when I saw the plates - that is something my Mom would have created.
Love that shot of your grandson and the fence made out of plates.
ReplyDeleteJudy, I love to see pictures of your splendid Wisconsin. This is a precious picture of your grandson. And Yes, that certainly is an eye catcher with all the plates used for a border. I've seen this before, it must be something new.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so real, and show the beauty of Wisconsin. Have a wonderful week, Judy.
~Sheri
I love the one of your grandson, and also the plate border. A person here has a small plate border around here tiny flower garden. They are so pretty!
ReplyDeletei saw that "plate edge" somewhere this past weekend, such a clever idea!!!
ReplyDeletethe tippy toe image is the best, such a great capture!!!
Love your cute grandson on his tippy toes.. And the plate edger is different, I've never seen that before..Love the old barn, great series of photos.. Have a happy day and new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou know Judy, I keep saying I'm going to do this...one post to share on multiple link-ups. Smart thinking! The #4 pic is amazing and the old gate with dishes is quite a find! Of course we can't forget about the #1 photo of that that cute li'l guy :)
ReplyDeleteYour grandson on his tip toes makes me smile! Love the scenery and barns. So happy you will have warmer weather this week. Enjoy every minute.
ReplyDeleteI also like the rust collection. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThe barns are fabulous. That fence is very unique and a great choice for Good Fences.
ReplyDeleteI love old barns. I have a board on Pinterest for just barns.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Dish edging---creative! As always wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love old barns and that is a big creek....the plates make a great border.
ReplyDeleteThe little fellow is into zombies? Back in the 70s we watched The Night Stalker with Darren McGavin and one episode was on zombies that scared the pants off hubby and I.:-)
ReplyDeleteI like the rusty barn too and as for the collection of plates - recycling at its best I suppose, I have a few plates in my garden.
Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday Judy.
Beautiful photos. The dishes outside are interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of your darling grandson. Love the rusty old barn. Happy to hear that your weather is improving.
ReplyDeleteJaney
Hi Judy! Some really neat photos! Looks quiet and peaceful there!
ReplyDeleteYour cute grandson is having a good time looking at the water!
ReplyDeleteI like the "fence" made out of old plates The barns look enormous.
Your grandson has pretty hair! Cute photo, but the first thing I noticed was his hair. :) I've seen folks use plates for flower edging, but I wonder what the shoes are for? The barns are wonderful, the old rusty-roofed barn is my favorite. Have a nice week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous spring views of Wisconsin. And the young boy looks so lost in some magical world. A great photo.
ReplyDeleteLove these pictures especially that little one standing on tip-toes:) Have a blessed day dear friend, HUGS!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty in these images. Your grandchild looks cute observing
ReplyDeleteCindy
How lovely to have spent such sweet times with your grands, in such beautiful and serene surroundings. The plates around that fence are quite intriguing; have never seen anything like that!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Tuesday!
Poppy
Hi Judy, thanks for visiting me today and following along, I am now following your blog. I love old barns, I find them so interesting and often wonder about the people from years ago lived.
ReplyDeleteHi Judy,
ReplyDeleteI love the photos.
We plan to go for a hike this Friday over by Trego.
I would love to hear one of the Zombie stories ;-)
What an adorable picture of your grandson on his tippy toes peering over the edge! I loved the edging of the plates...too cute!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos . . .
ReplyDeleteLove that blue/gray barn . . .
And sweet grandson waiting for the fish to swim by.
That's a sweet photo of your grandson. Loving the barn photos. That fence with the plates is certainly different!
ReplyDeleteJudy, what a sweet plate fence. I love it!
ReplyDeleteIf I were looking into that water, you can bet I would be wishing I had my rod & reel!
ReplyDeleteLove both your main barn photos...and like the collage below them.
Love all the pics but my favorite is the one of your grandson. That one needs a frame! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteI love that first picture with your grandson!
ReplyDeleteCharming countryside you've shared. Other than the unusual fence lining on the one...I enjoyed immensely the collage sharing at the end of your post.
ReplyDeleteLove the first shot with the little one peeking over the fence
ReplyDeleteThat plate fence is very unique. Love the shot of your grandson.
ReplyDeleteThe shot of your grandson is adorable. Some nice barn scenes and the fence with the plates, different and fun.
ReplyDeleteReally great scenery and fences! The barns are brilliant but your sweet grandson is the favourite!
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet memory to treasure!
Great post. Loved seeing the little fellow taking in the water sights. You certainly do not see many plate fences.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post! The one of your grandson is so cute. My grandkids are really blonde like that too!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos! And thank you for the kind visit to our blog! I am now following back :) Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeletePrecious precious grandson! And I love the photos!
ReplyDelete:-)
ReplyDeleteSweet grandbaby!
Adorable grandson. My mom would have snatched up those plates and taken them in the house. She loved to collect beautiful old dishes.
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