Wine corks seen outside a restaurant.
There are actually many interesting and useful things that can be made out of old corks....
Have you made anything using old corks?
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Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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- Curtains in front of me.
- Waiting.
- Christmas displays.
- A modern Christmas tree.
- Frost this morning.
- Time for Christmas decorations.
- Wine corks.
- New in town.
- ART.
- Party time.
- Flats
- My thoughts.
- Rainy day.
- Out walking.
- Cardinal.
- A portrait as a mural.
- Lace dresses this year.
- Sola Strand Hotel.
- Morning sky.
- Window.
- FARGEGATEN
- Good morning.
- Quiet.
- New in Stavanger
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- Spinning.
- It is getting colder...
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8 comments:
I have not. That is a whole lot!
That were a lot of bottles!
I have an enormous jar on top of my fridge where wine corks go. I never have used them for anything!
Many good times left these behind
Warm ALOHA,
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Ha, love it.
I actually have a ton of used wine corks, too.
Gonna make a bulletin board . . . some day.
:-)
Not personally Gunn, but I have seen artistic cork creations by others :)
There's a great cork industry in this country. I've noticed subway new train's seats are made of cork and they look so cool.
A funny collection!
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