For over fifteen years it served us well as a grill. When we finally replaced it, I hated to just dump it, so I gave it new life as a planter. Recycled and reused. I think it's happier now. :-)
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I love thing that have been repurposed as planters. I saw the cutest retro-looking bike this weekend that had saddle bags stuffed with flowers.
Very cute!
Posted by: wenders | June 04, 2007 at 06:36 AM
This is definitely less carcinogenic than a grill could ever be! And petunias are so joyful.
Posted by: PainterWoman | June 05, 2007 at 01:44 AM