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Mini Joshua trees, saguaro cacti and gorgeous mountains ~ Mojave Desert |
What do paint chips and Arizona have in
common?
A lot of fascinating colorful things!
Check out these colors that I’m seeing SO
much of in today’s modern
RV market…
Coyote Wash about an hour outside of Phoenix
is painted in the light greens and dark
bark of
Manzanita bushes,
the brilliant bark~green of Palo Verde
trees
dotting the desert countryside,
dotting the desert countryside,
and the sandy light tans of crushed stone and
ancient sand
from the ice age.
from the ice age.
At the Design Bloggers
Conference in Atlanta in March
greens and browns were definitely the
“in
colors” this season ~ from glass backsplash tiles
to sparkling granite and solid top
counters
and of course to
many of the soft furnishings including
pillows covers and furniture fabrics.
Today’s Rv manufacturers trying to capture
the hearts and purses of would~be buyers
look to nature’s hues when designing practicality and style
into their products and what better colors to capture
into their products and what better colors to capture
our attention than these!
Just little old Me checking out the storage in this bathroom. Notice the controls to the left ~ these control the ceiling fan and its cover and the light switch is there, too. |
Grand Design and Jayco’s
Eagle series
are capturing our attention
as well as
Highland Ridge Open Range series,
the above~mentioned
Keystone Montana, and Grand Design
Solitude
fifth-wheels.
I am a fan of white
walls and white cabinets
but
I do
understand that not everyone
wants to be washing their white household
goods
as frequently as I do
in their motorhomes, travel trailers
and fifth~wheels!
;)
Last post I wrote about our looking for a used fifth~wheel
to move into hopefully within a year.
This next trailer I will be
“making our own”
and will probably paint the kitchen and
bathroom cabinets
antique white and distress ~ kinda.
That is...If Hubby will let me!
;)
That is...If Hubby will let me!
;)
We’ve begun our journey heading east
across roads once travelled by millions of pioneering
men and
women leaving the familiar and journeying on
hardtack and
a prayer to their final destinations over roads now paved
which the modern
driver takes only days to do
what took our
forefathers anywhere from
three to six months to travel.
I have exciting photos coming in the next week
sharing everywhere we have driven:
California through Arizona, then New Mexico and Texas.
After a few days layover in Texas, we are now driving up through
Oklahoma, Kansas, then into Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.
This is one of their engagement photographs taken this winter by a photographer friend in Sioux Falls, SD. |
We have a wedding to attend
this next weekend ~
Our son Peter and his bride~to~be Justine
will be united in marriage in a lovely city named
TEA!
I am sooo looking forward to this blessed wedding
and later sharing a few photos from
their special day with you. I know it will be a lovely time!
:)
Sneak peak of that place... Nope! I'm not giving Any Other Clues! |
Yesterday I visited somewhere
really really big
and
I have a TON of photos of this place and shop!
{I MAY have shopped there a bit myself!}
Until next time ~ may you be blessed
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