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Vintage Fall Mosaic

Do you love vintage cards and ads as much as I do?  I think they are quite beautiful.  The colors are so rich and the art work beautifully detailed.   I hope you enjoy this little mosaic highlighting the beauty of this season!

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    1. Thank you. My favorite season is fall. The colors are so rich and beautiful. Thanks for stopping by and have a great week. I am sharing a recipe for apple muffins. Stop back by and take a peak!
      Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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  2. YES!!! I love the fall and the colors and the smells and the cool morning and evening air! thanks for stopping by Treehugger!! I love ancestry.com and this coming week, I'll be gong to an old courthouse and start pulling up documents (I hope) about land deeds and wills - which are not on ancestry!! And yes, I have watched that TV show you mentioned. Just wish I had someone at each location - finding all the information they find for the actor. they walk in andthere it all is in a nice scrapbook or scroll!!

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    1. Here is another show that I love...it just started last week. It is on PBS and is called Ancestry Roadshow. It follows the Antique Roadshow. Yes, I would love for someone to hand me everything in a scrapbook. I could spend hours reading!
      Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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  3. Yes, I love vintage cards as much as you do! So beautiful!

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    1. Hi Gina,
      I have some really cute Halloween ones to show off later in the month. They are just too cute! Have a terrific week and thanks for stopping by!
      Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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