Side By Side

[Maggiemae]

Well, maybe there was once a 'side by side' here enjoying each others company but now its all in the past!

[Lin]

Nicely spotted and captured!

[Dyan Stevens]

Even old and rusty they can't be parted. Kind of sweet.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Awww! They were together when their paint was new and shiny and they're together when it's old and rusty! Sounds like my husband and I!

[Leslie]

Awwww... There even leaning into each other.

[Debs Stott]

I wonder what stories these chairs could tell?

[judith deacon]

I love the say that they are leaning into each other slightly, I wonder what conversations have been held in these seats!

[Helen S J]

Love the colours and the untold story

[m9f9l]

So sweet!

[vstap]

A nice little slice of life! I like this.

[DaVette]

This swing set belonged to my mother. I sat with her on her porch for long periods. She's gone now but the memories are here just like it was yesterday.

[katy]

@olivetreeann sounds like me and mine too. Thanks for the FAV
@judithdeacon It would be interesting to know wouldn't it? Thaks for givinig it a FAV
@peterdegraaff Thaks for the FAV peter. Always an honor coming from you.
@dorsethelen thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment.

[Diane]

I love this--the color, the fading and the rust. Fav.

[katy]

@eudora Well thank you so much. It was a quick shot but apparently an interesting one to lots of people.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

Seems to suggest that a couple sat there day after day.. Leaning in because they loved each other. My grandmother had this type of furniture. Love this pic

[katy]

@espyetta It does kind of suggest that doesn't it? I am so glad you like it.