I'll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours - Sa 7/13
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7 years agoI took this in Pennsylvania yesterday, but I'm sure they hang out in Delaware too. :-)
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7 years agoJasdip - it looks like the Ford Mustang logo. We had a vintage Mustang (1964 1/2) back in the 1990's.
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago- 7 years ago
We had a face painter at the Farmers Market that does amazing work. The kids love her.
7 years agoAlisande, maybe this is a cousin of the one you posted.
Glenda, I love Destin but it’s not a great time to be there.
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7 years agoMy front garden. I just planted probably the last of the flowers for the year. Still have more grass to dig out and mulch to put down. When I first moved here this was covered in overgrown juniper bushes and wintercreeper. Took years of black plastic covering the ground to kill out the wintercreeper. There's a mixture of perennials and annuals in there.
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