Oddities From The Holly Fair Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge 50

Carol Carlisle,

I was so busy photographing the strangeness at our Churches Holliday Rummage sale I only came home with a few things. Guess which of these treasures I decided I couldn’t live without.

For CEO’s Odd Ball Challenge # 50

Wondering who this Carlisle is? I am Carol Carlisle fromĀ Light Words
https://piecesofstarlight.wordpress.com Something went haywire so I’m posting on an ancient blog from years ago. Hope you my friends can find me.

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Published by Carol Carlisle

A Storyteller, photographer, writer, teacher, mother, wife, gardener and at this moment a blogger.

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  12. I vote for the wreath. Best,

    Barbara

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