I have had these Tibetan flags for awhile and I finally hung them in my yard. Its windy here so they tend to get caught up in the trees so I have to rescue them once in awhile but I like them out there.
I like the idea that they are sending prayers out there to the world. I can walk out in my yard and it gives me such pleasure to see them there.
We needed to straighten this apple tree so I put up another set so we wouldn't run into the rope holding the tree in place. This is a smaller set. I hung this at my campsite when I was camping in New Mexico.
Soon these babies will be ready to eat. We don't get many because the tree is a dwarf but I am sure there will be enough for some yummy apple pie.
I hope you get some time to spend outdoors enjoying the splendor of fall.
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HI KATE! Love the flags and had lots of fun going through recent posts looking at your organized studio. I think I have studio envy. I keep saying I'm going to get really organized (working takes up way too much time) and throw things out or recycle...and then I get distracted...you know how it goes...Lorraine
I love the idea of hanging the flags, not only at home, but also at your campsite, Kate.
Your apples look great - ours are were early this year, and are almost done now. Enjoy!
Those flags are beautiful. I love the meaning and hopefulness of them. And your apples - wow! They remind me of an apple orchard my friends had. I can imagine the pies will be delicious! Enjoy.
oh i love your flags kate! Beautiful! They will look awesome when they disintegrate too! I love my flags as well. The sentiment of the prayers going out to the neighbourhood is lovely don't you think?
love violette
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