Seeking Beauty In Everyday Life
Ruby, my husband's grandmother, wore these bonnets in the garden while she worked. They hung by her door ready and waiting to be worn. She knew the value of not getting the sun on her face and neck. They have slats in the front, so that the brim doesn't droop into her face. To me they are reminiscent of what would have been worn on the wagon trains going west. I can picture the women of old wearing these outdoors. What do you wear to keep the sun out of your face?Thanks for visiting me today and leaving your delightful comments. I treasure each one of them. Your comments will be posted very soon.
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Those are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh what a fantastic heirloom! You're so blessed to have something so special. I really do need to get a hat for when I am gardening!
ReplyDeleteHow neat that you have those...they look in mint condition too!
ReplyDeleteI have to use strong sunscreen for myself...that Scots-Irish heritage blisters easily!
Blessin's♥
My granny wore bonnets. What a treasure you have!
ReplyDeleteI love your bonnets! They are so "Tasha Tudor" --- lovely and practical as well. You are so fortunate to have them!
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Oh how WONDERFUL that you have these! Hold on tight - they're not only sentimental, but increasingly rare and special.
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