Altered Book Lover: Silent Sunday: Kansas' Home Grown Palm Trees

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Silent Sunday: Kansas' Home Grown Palm Trees

11 thoughtful remarks:

Dianne said...: curiouser and curiouser...would love to know the story behind these! you just never know what you'll see on any given day! thanks for giving me a smile...; 8:44 AM, July 17, 2011
Unknown said...: Love these palm trees. Being a California kid, they seem so funny. But then I have a cell phone tower nearby that they made to look like a tall pine tree.haha.. Also thanks for the comments on my blog. That was funny we were posting on each other's blogs at the same time. Have a great day!; 9:28 AM, July 17, 2011
voodoo vixen said...: Now they look like fun, Elizabeth!! When we were in South Africa, they used fake trees to disguise the cell phone masts and I loved them!!; 9:37 AM, July 17, 2011
Unknown said...: Whatever works- they definitely look better than the scraggly ones we have at the beach here in Georgia!
Oh and I stopped by the pulse- I think you described yourself perfectly- eclectic indeed, and definitely NOT "cute (thank God ;)); 11:07 AM, July 17, 2011
~*~Patty S said...: nothing says KANSAS like Palm Trees...wait a minute ;)

These are really fun!
Happy Sunday!
oxo; 11:23 AM, July 17, 2011
Lynn Cohen said...: Enjoyed seeing you on The Pulse at Seth Apters blog today!
Fun palm trees here. Happy Sunday.; 12:29 PM, July 17, 2011
MrCachet said...: I'm here via Seth - as usual, and although I'm attempting to get 'back in the saddle' after being on the road for two weeks, it's always nice to find my way here!; 3:28 PM, July 17, 2011
Marlynn said...: LOL - Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebirds fly, somewhere over the rainbow - palm trees sway - why oh why can't I? ToTo - we are not in Kansas anymore, no ToTo, no, don't do that to that tree... darn you ToTo - that was not a fire hydrant. I can see it now - the SEQUEL. LOL love your post, girlfriend. xoxo; 5:40 PM, July 17, 2011
Susan said...: Why are they covered in colored tape?
Neat that you have them in Kansas :)
Susan; 7:03 PM, July 17, 2011
Julia Dunnit said...: You know you're in Kansas when the street furniture screams 'riviera'!! Great shots!; 3:31 AM, July 18, 2011
Eve said...: Lived in tropical islands for last 12 years, these look funny but we have similar one here in western PA where i recently moved! They even have little palm trees on the tables at the bar i recently went, and my friend ordered Corona, so i put them together, telling her, let's pretend we are at the beach! LOL!;-); 3:18 PM, July 18, 2011

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