A boat load of flowers

At the entrance to the parking lot at Whippoorwill Farm on Sunday,

[katy]

What a pretty used to put to an abandoned boat. I like your choice of composition for the photo.

[Barb]

Beautiful scene!!

[Babs]

What a lovely idea

[Issi Bannerman]

How nice.

[Casablanca 🇬🇧]

I guess if you are not going to put her in the water again, at least it brings a use instead of just decay. Always makes me a little sad to see an unsailed boat.

[Susan Wakely]

Lovely scene with the wonky pole.

[Kathy A]

Great use of an old boat

[Beverley]

Beautiful and wonderful countryside…

[Wylie]

Nice touch

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautifully re-purposed

[Shutterbug]

I love the title and I like the way the boat has been repurposed.

[Margaret Brown]

Very pretty

[bkb in the city]

Great find and capture

[Tunia McClure]

very colorful

[Kathy]

@grammyn @onewing @jamibann @casablanca @wakelys @kjarn @beverley365 @pusspup @ziggy77 @shutterbug49 @craftymeg @bkbinthecity @tunia
Thanks for your comments. The road in front of this farm/brewery actually circle a lake made by the power company between 1916 and 1923 as part of a hydroelectric project. While this spot seems far from the lake, as the crow flies it is probably much closer than I realize. I guess the boat is a tip of the hat to the lake.

[haskar]

Lovely sign.

[Kathy]

@haskar I thought so too. Thank you.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Clever way to make use of an old boat!

[Kathy]

@olivetreeann It is isn't it.