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Here is a closer look.
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This week's theme was suggested by JarieLyn, please stop by Mr. Linky to find links to other posts featuring wrought iron. Next week's theme, at Doreen's request, will be "your favorite colour".
Saturday, March 13, 2010
My Town Friday Shoot Out - wrought iron
Baird Machines Inc. is located on Dundas Street (our "main street") here in Woodstock and has been in operation since 1890. They have impressive wrought iron detail framing their front door.
Here is a closer look.
This week's theme was suggested by JarieLyn, please stop by Mr. Linky to find links to other posts featuring wrought iron. Next week's theme, at Doreen's request, will be "your favorite colour".
Here is a closer look.
This week's theme was suggested by JarieLyn, please stop by Mr. Linky to find links to other posts featuring wrought iron. Next week's theme, at Doreen's request, will be "your favorite colour".
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Oh wow what beautiful ironwork!! I just adore the cloesup shot!! Wow girl that is just stunning!!
ReplyDeleteHope your Saturday is a good one!
Hugs, Sarah
It's never too late you your photographs Elaine!
ReplyDeleteThat doorway was a magnificent find!
Beautiful work that! Good find!
ReplyDeletelove the close up shot! very nice.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh I am glad I came back to have a peek; sensational! At first glance I thought they were real leaves.
ReplyDeleteyour close up of wrought iron has been nominated by Kerry as a photo of the week.
ReplyDeleteA lovely find and thanks for the close up!
ReplyDeleteNice ironwork they've got there. You don't see much these days that's so elaborate. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteToday I happened to run into Isabel Baird, mother of the current owner, Tom Baird. This wrought iron trim was made and installed Tom's grandfather many years ago. Tom is almost 60 so you can bet that it was installed at least 60+ years ago.
ReplyDeleteWhat a work of art this is! I see now why you were chosen, just beautiful work on that photo, right down to the hints of paint on the wall...oh I love this one!
ReplyDeleteThe artisan who made the frame is very clever.
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