I am taking part of a challenge set by Anja from
My New Classic Home. The aim is to hunt down "treasures" from second hand shops and then present them on your blog during the following week. I certainly did not waste much time as this is my first "treasure". I popped at 't Gemakje in Leiden yesterday and found this pretty coral.
I would like to point out that we all should be worried about what is happening to coral reefs all over the world, especially
the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. They are very important part of our ecological system and should be well protected. This coral was already dead when it was taken out. I definitely do not want to encourage people to destroy reefs by ripping parts out of them.
I would like to point out that we all should be worried about what is happening to coral reefs all over the world, especially the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. They are very important part of our ecological system and should be well protected. This coral was already dead when it was taken out. I definitely do not want to encourage people to destroy reefs by ripping parts out of them.
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Koralli sopii oikein hyvin näiden tavaroiden joukkoon:)
Beautiful coral! The difference in white-tones is really great to see. I haven't heard from 't Gemakje before. Is it a trip worth while?
Thanks for posting and playing along!
Anja
Nature offers us a very large variety of beautiful decorations! The beauty here is in its simplicity and its shape. I do like it. Groetjes, Marjolijn
't Gemakje is definately worth a visit. It is a very small and packed full with mainly white painted furniture imported from Belgium and France plus all sorts of knick knack. The address is Diefsteeg 8 in Leiden.
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