

For Suzanne at Mapping Uncertainty who is posting Two weeks of trees

This day in my blogging history
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There is a wheelbarrow house
with a wheelbarrow garden..
Whose idea was it? I wonder.
Did the kid climb in it and say: “Go!”?.
Or did a grown-up, father or uncle,
think of it first?.
In any case, it happened,
I have photo proof, just not here:.
Me, grinning ear to ear
out of the wheelbarrow.
pushed around the garden
by uncle or father..
My first wheelhouse.
Thanks for reprinting your Wheelbarrow Garden, otherwise I’d have missed it 😉
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Ah, thanks, Sandy. I’m glad you find it something not to be missed. 😉
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Wonderful photos 😍😍😍
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Thank you, Fairy Queen. 🙂 Welcome to my blog!
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Great photos and what a lovely memory crafted in your poem. I think memories make poems even more poignant 😁
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Thank you, Not Pam. Memories are good poem material. And then you have them down for eternity.
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The larch is such a beautiful tree. I’ll have to look for them in botanical gardens. We don’t see them often in Australia. Thanks so much linking to my tree theme.
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We had one in our garden as I was growing up. You tend to take them for granted in this way. I hope the one in my photo is a larch, at least. Those fir trees can be a bit similar.
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Pines are confusing. I went out to photograph the Italian Stone Pines yesterday and found heaps of other pines growing near them. Luckily the stone pines have distinctive bark. (this will be today’s tree post).
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Good company! (K)
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“There is a wheelbarrow house with a wheelbarrow garden.” I love the magic and rhythm of that opening line. Thank you for bringing the post back to us.
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Ahh, thank you so much, Carol Ann. 🙂 This kind of encounters make me sure that it’s not in vain what I’m doing with these memories.
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Eye candy trees! But I was looking for the wheelbarrow and couldn’t find it! The poem was a tease 🙂
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Hahha! But look! There is something like a wheelbarrow in the first photo in the blogging memories! 🙂 Only it holds a plant.
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Of course there is 😀 Totally missed it. Tis a dainty one.
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