Off The Beaten Path

Featuring Granola, The Little Branch and Serenity Style

Do not follow
where the path
may lead.

Go instead
where there is no path
and leave a trail.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

The inspiration for the today’s photo comes from the Klein Farm Kitchen Gacha by Serenity Style. The pieces took me back to my mamaw’s (yep, my roots are in the south) house, deep in a holler in Harlan County, Kentucky. Her porch was was an extension of the kitchen that always had a some glasses on a shelf for getting ice cold water from a nearby pump, a table and a few chairs for breaking beans, peeling potatoes and shucking corn, a wringer washer that we actually used, a porch swing, a few cans of Hot Shot and some of those spiraling, gummy fly traps hanging from either end. I wouldn’t give up those memories for anything in this world.

The Klein Farm Kitchen Gacha has 8 different pieces to collect with one being a rare. You can get your pieces at The Liaison Collaborative, which is open until May 26th. Thank you for the memories Serenity Style!

I am also blogging a great new tree from The Little Branch. It is the Amber Ghost Maple and I love it for its size. It has a nice leafy top but a small and rather skinny trunk. This makes it great for being able to squeeze into smaller places but still provides great coverage. As with most of The Little Branch trees, this one is animated and is a four season tree. The Amber Ghost Maple can be found at Equal10.

Rounding out the pretties is this lovely tire swing from Granola. The Tallulah Tire Swing comes in three different color options or a fatpack. It has a beautiful vine that wraps around the chains and it includes single and couple animations. I am hoping to do another photo, maybe even tomorrow, of it in a nice couple photo. We shall see how the day goes. The Tallulah Tire Swing is also available at Equal10.