Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Wordless Wednesday - A Chairy Tree

  

15 comments:

  1. It was just a matter of time before someone upstaged the bottle tree.

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  2. I wondered what a Chairy Tree was. Not quite what I expected. :)
    Cher Sunray Gardens

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  3. LOL! It amazes me sometimes at the things people can come up with.This one is a good one for a great laugh.

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  4. Karin, I think dysfunctional group therapy meets there on Wednesdays! ;-)

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  5. That is a great!
    But that would be the pits if one fell.
    Sorry, long stretch for a pun...pits, like cherry~chairy pits...bah-dum-bum.

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  6. That would be the most drought tolerant plant EVER!! Does it make good pie? :o)

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  7. That's most unusual. I know one gardener in the next village up from me who would be inspired by this photo - he has all sorts of stuff displayed up poles in his garden though never a chair!

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  8. I loved it! Like chairs falling from the sky! (We could use something new from the weather.) And the birds can't eat them either.

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  9. OMG! I admit sometimes I don't understand contemporary art! :)
    BTW: I don't know what "meme" is...

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  10. I didn't know chairs grew on trees! One lives and learns.

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  11. Is this tree from the Windsor Family? (Windsor Chair?)
    Two words, "Cognitive Dissonance"
    I grew up in Michigan famous for it's Traverse City cherries. Imagine that tree with snow or ice covering it.
    Jeanette

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  12. I remember being very taken by a documentary about the Canadian artist Emily Carr. She was slightly eccentric and hung her chairs up in the house... hanging them up in a tree is the next artistic step...

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