This week’s challenge is to find beauty or interest where we might least expect it.
In walking through the neighborhood of Mt. Airy, I stumbled on the Philadelphia Salvage Company. Suitcases and trunks piled on an old railroad cart, and metal cans spilled over the sidewalk. I didn’t linger too long outside in the cold. On entering the building, I noticed a cast iron stove, pumping warm air through the building, and I warmed my hands as a looked around, mesmerized by the array of architectural salvage, from stained glass, plumbing and electrical fixtures, antique doors and windows.
A well-worn tea kettle bubbled boiling water as steam spewed from its spout.
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With some stories to tell, I’d bet. If tea kettles could talk, that is. Of course, they can’t, they can only whistle.
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Hi Peter, that ‘ol kettle appears to have had quite a lifetime and still going strong. Well, next time I might listen more carefully to the hissing and whistling–might tell me something. lol K
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Used to hang in Mt. Airy now and then way back when I lived in Phila. Loved your choice for this week.
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Hello, Tina. Mr. Airy has an eclectic flair, progressive, too. Always find something interesting in the town. Thx for commenting. K
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