Nicole, it is very similar to the ones in your link, but not the same. Mine has vining leaves twisting up the main pipe. It does sit on the same 3 piece base that goes into the ground. And mine has the blue glass globe in it. It looks like the company in your link is using the same idea and branching out. I found mine once, but can't remember the name of the company. I think it was L R Nelson in Peoria, IL but in looking just now, I couldn't find it. I can't remember if the company name is on it or not. I'll have to look later.

Ok people! There are so many pretty flower pictures I can't make up my mind which one to put on my desktop today!LOL I have Ron's butterfly from the other day ( I really love butterflies.One of my favorite subjects to paint.) and though I'd do another one but I really like the rose and I really,really like Casey's flowers and Bigack's wall and,and!LOL DGD asked me yesterday why I changed my desktop picture so much.LOL I told her, "Because I can!" Think I'm going to do another one of Ron's butterflies.Keep em coming Ron!

Gazania, Teddy was 27. I had him for almost 7 years. I rode him on our trails behind the farm where he lived. He was in great shape most of the time I had him. He developed COPD last year and I could still ride him in the fall, winter and spring. But this spring he developed cancer, so I retired him to live happily with his 10 friends in their 33 acre pasture. It is a 100 acre farm with about 40 horses on it. I never would have thought I would be back riding horses at my age (64) but it has been so much fun. I have a really nice group of friends and one is letting me ride her horse when she can't come out. I'm grateful for that. Teddy was a character. He loved people and coffeecake! :) He had a lot of personality and was a favorite on the farm. He will be missed for sure. Thanks for asking about him. He liked a good roll in the mud. :) And he was just a very handsome boy.

We do take Donna Pacer to cruises. She gets a lot of attention because Pacers are very rare, but remembered fondly by so many. We hear things like, wow I haven't seen one of them in years or my aunt had one of those, or I learned to drive in one. Or, they laugh and say, we called them fish bowls back then. On the highway we have even been flagged down by people who want to take pictures