a photograph by Sophia Wood, our granddaughter
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I like this for two reasons. I like the utensils and because it has that hangie-downie thingie look that accompanies Indian regalia. 🙂
Well done Sophia and love the components. We had one similar from Indonesia but nature decided to reclaim it in a storm but we loved the gentle sound. Love David
Lovely. I love the sound of wind chimes.
Ahhh, wind chimes–one of my most fave things!!!! God bless y’all! love, Caddo
I can hear these chimes and feel the sunlight on my face peering through the mists of these cloud, because of your granddaughter’s wonderful photographic capture you have so graciously shared here with us. Thank you, dear ones.
I love the creativity behind this.
Ooooh, I love wind chimes too! These ones are charming, love the idea of making them from utensils! 🙂
Clever windchimes, must be located right outside the kitchen window…