Come with us through here to the ocean! We stayed on Seabrook Island. Seabrook is one of the most beautiful places!
This is where the path through the woods takes you...spectacular huh!
This is Kyle. He's my nephew. They live in Summerville.
Zac, my son, me and Pimm getting a little sun.
Lydia is Kyles little sis. She's one of my favorite people. Lydia is a wee little girl through and through.
Everybody decided to hunt for sharks teeth.
This is me at the ocean NOT looking for sharks teeth.:)
Pimm is our puppet dog. She decided she wouldn't be left again so we loaded in her bag and we hung her on the chair where, by the way, she was quite content! Silly little girl!
This is a pic taken at the Battery in Charleston. You can see Fort Sumter from here. There are some ancient homes in this area; just beautiful!
Ash is my daughter and of course my silly little dog, Pimm. She isn't fond of the water but we kept tricking her into getting her feet wet and she finally grew ok with it.
Ash is discovering beach sun.:)
Here are a few of my baby chickens.
You might recognise this building from the movie The Patriot. This is the old Exchange and Provost Dungeon. The vintage details up close are amazing!
One of the homes on the Battery.
This building sits tucked into a very busy area where we found warm Pralines! Oh yes, they were fantastic!
Ohhh I'm so happy to share my new Captured Fairies! I just LOVE doing these little characters!
Lorella Fae is also one of the cute but dangerous Fae discovered deep in the windle wood by our own in house Faeologist! Lorella's petite cage is created from a vintage candle cup with a handcrafted copper cage top. Lorella's cage also displays our fairy scull and cross bone warning tag!
Finally Buncie Brokk Fae is on display in out NEW copper cages. Buncie is also a dangerous Fae thus marked with our fairy warning. Names are displayed on a hand crafted copper plate.
While traipsing around blogs I stumbled upon this very clever artist! The Gilded Bee! I LOVE book print flowers and she does them so well. The above assemblage is just so sweet using such simple supplies!
You can almost see these little guys springing up in an imaginary garden.
Stop by and check out her work. She has an Etsy link on her page to peek at more from her imagination!
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