ok, here it is kinda hard to see as I was takin pics at dusk, but you can get the general idea, my pump has a one inch outlet on it, so was easy to fit everything straight from the hardware store, it is a threaded end, a piece of pipe, another threaded piece, then a cap that my hubby drilled holes for the water in,,and only 4.70$,,an about 2 mins to thro together,,,

Daylilyluver, the camera is an old Konica Minolta Dimage x50 which I point and shoot. I remembered to clean the lens before the tour. That helps my photography immensely. Renee

Dawn- one of the benefits of country living. You just can't put a price on sitting on the patio in your niteshirt. Jay, I'm with you on the "casual" attire. I see people in their p.j.s and fuzzy slippers, in town and I just can't get past it. Has to laugh when I saw the link and read that I should write down what I do on that day , and my thoughts and all that, and send it to the local paper. Tried to think of what some of those locals might do if they read that in the paper. Not to mention that my folks would have the head-liner torn smooth out of their caskets if I did anything like that. and rightly so. Mom always cautioned me not to do anything that I did not want to read about in the paper. which meant not to do anything that SHE would not want to read in the paper. LOL mo

edible, that's also an adorable kitchen. I would love to have a stove exactly like that. Overall, the kitchen probably wouldn't work in my house, but it really strikes a nostalgic chord for me, reminiscent of kitchens in summer cottages at the beach. Stuff wasn't purposely styled as "beach cottage" but so many were built in the 20s and 30s and looked so much like this. My cats would love that upper shelf.