God blesses us in a variety of ways, and for me, meeting Gail was one of them. The aesthetic delight of her home and yard first attracted me, but her kindness and openness was by far the greater quality. Her taste in decor is the epitome of Thermopolis charm. Thank you, Gail.
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- Hellies Tepee Spa
- Star Plunge
- Thermopolis junkyard, part 1
- Thermopolis junkyard, part 2
- Thermopolis junkyard, part 3
- Thermopolis junkyard, part 4
- Thermopolis junkyard, part 5
- odds and ends, part 2
- circles and cylinders, part 4
- windows, part 3
- pink and rose, part 2
- Gail's hospitality
- wagons and wheels
- flowers, etc., part 3
- trees and bushes, part 3
- stairs and ladders, part 4
- doors, part 3
- fences, walls, and gates, part 4
- houses with stairs, part 2
- houses, part 5
- mailboxes and USPS, part 4
- houses with chimneys
- artificial flowers
- deer at home in Thermopolis
- garage doors, part 3
- Gebo, WY: ghost town, part 1
- Gebo, WY: ghost town, part 2
- Gebo, WY: ghost town, part 3
- autumn colors, part 1
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2 comments:
What a beautiful garden.
Gerry
Theres not a flower in that garden as beautiful as you mom! Miss you and love you with all my heart.
~ Leslie
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