Funky Friday
I have a few pics that fall under the "funky" category from my visit with friends last week.
Check this out, a blow/puffer fish lamp, found at the antique/vintage store where Penny resides:
Check this out, a blow/puffer fish lamp, found at the antique/vintage store where Penny resides:
Words fail me. It definitely qualifies as funky.
The piano, below, might be more interesting than funky per se. Either way, it's pretty neat. It's on the main street in Cobourg, ON and has a bona fide old letter scrawled across it, the front and both sides. I wish I could recall what the letter was about and who it was addressed to. The piano is there for anyone to play.
Maybe not quite funky, but definitely intriguing to me, was this house complex on one of the country roads in the area. The main (?) house seems to be modeled after a tiny house, though it's definitely larger.
I would have loved to talk to the owners, get a tour of the place. Very unusual design, particularly for the area. You can see there seems to be more than one dwelling. I wondered if they're off the grid, with those solar panels, and how much might be underground.
Funky in a cute way were the Polish chickens that reside at a local gardening centre.
Finally, really funky was this old, working car! Under restoration, from the new look of the seats in one of the pics below. We spied it parked at a yard sale on Saturday morning; the fellow who owns the car was looking for bargains, like the rest of us.
So that's my offering for a "funky" Friday! (Better "funky" than "freaky". LOL.) Thanks for stopping by, and have a great weekend!
Peace.







Comments
I am enjoying seeing your photos of your time away - keep them coming.
Have a nice weekend Kim.
Julie Q
That was some trip! Have a great weekend.
Eileen
would have been neat to tour; I'd be nervous about the part that juts out
without underneath support; both inside and sitting under it !~!!!! :) ♥
BTW, I never thought about underneath support. I'm sure through the "magic" of engineering and design it's safe, though.
There's a lot of strange stuff in that vintage/antique shop, but I think that fish is one of the strangest things I've ever seen!