I forgot to include this thermometer in the last group since it's just sits quietly on the wall.
This is the first John Deere item that Hubby sent. It was full of flowers and now hangs in the kitchen.
I use this wind chime to tell when we have earthquakes :)
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12 comments:
A nice collection!
John Deere have never looked so cute! I have a sweat shirt with International embroidered across the chest (free with a drum of drench years ago)! One day when I was wearing it in the garden the meter reader came along and wanted to know International what? I've been here so long I actually thought it was funny that anyone wouldn't think tractor/heavy equipment first. Changes and adjustments happen slowly, over time but they do happen.
What a fun collection, although the idea of the wind chime being used as earthquake detection is sort of scary, yet really cool at the same time.
I discovered John Deere stuff when I was looking for a toy for my grandson. I bought him a tractor that had a moveable grader but alas he wasn't that impressed
Great photos and impressions.
Best, Synnöve
these are all really cute, at one time my house was full of all things owls
A wind chime to let you know there is an earthquake? Wow! Being from Wisconsin, this is near and dear to my heart!
What cute John Deere items. Everyone in Wisconsin loves John Deere items. I use to work for a fabric store and people would come in all the time asking for John Deere fabric.
I love the wind-chimes - the sounds they make are so comforting! My Mum has a blue glass wind-chime which she's hung in our back art-room and I always nudge the chimes to hear the sound because I love it so much! Lovely collection! - Tasha
I love your things, I have a collection of oddities too, do they all have stories attached to them.
Merle................
Hi! Nice collection. I like the wind-chimes. The sounds would be very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Love your collection! My Uncle used to work for John Deere!
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