Sailing by Harrington Harbour |
Flowers in July planted by the Church Road Youth Club in what one could loosly term a jaunty jardinière near the jetty, but now landlocked forever.
Which is the only place for a Jaguar car seen here in the Lakeland Motor Museum a jumble of cars, bicycles and motor bikes. Down the side are shops recreating displays from the 1950s and 60sDid I mention they also have lots of antique signs? John Bull, a national personification of Britain was the name used by the Leicester Rubber Company (1906-1955) who produced tyres for all vehicles as well as that essential for the cyclist, the tyre repair kits.
which came in little tin boxes and much larger ones for those with horsepower:-
Photo from The Vintage Knitter's 'Tin of the Week' |
An entry to ABC Wednesday, a journey through the alphabet, this week sojourning at J here
8 comments:
Love the Jaunty Jardiniere Just by the Jetty.
How original to use a boat as a jardinière! It's lovely!
Wil, ABCW Team.
Great post for the letter J. Love the old tins!
What a beautiful garden that's been planted in that boat! Great idea!
Leslie
abcw team
Clever flower bed-love it.
Ann
That's a lot of Bull!
nice collection of Js!!
The colorful boat with flowers is adorable.
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