Wickertree is an interesting place not far from my sister's home on Vancouver Island. They took me there for a look around and as you can see it is an eyeful. I didn't get photos from inside the shops but you can see the furniture in many home decorating magazines, Architectural Digest being one.
The main Wickertree store is facing the highway but most of these other stores were in behind it encircling a courtyard with the fountain in the middle. The really sad part is that most of these lovely old buildings are empty. No one to love them. No one to fill them with special treats that would perhaps have been in my price range. So sad.
The shops that were side by side had been connected into bigger shops instead of individual specialty places. There was fabulous leather furniture and big beautiful wood cupboards, hand crafted. But really these photos are about the buildings themselves and not the stuff in them that I can't afford. Looking however is free. Unless you bump into something and break it.
I loved the sound of the crazy fountain made out of old steel cogs and stuff. There were birds singing all around. This rose was a huge bush and so fragrant but it had tiny little white flowers and I have never seen one like it before but it was definitely a rose. Any ideas?
9 Clicked here to leave a comment.:
WANT TO SEE IF SOMEONE REPLIES TO YOUR COMMENTS ON HERE. CLICK THE SUBSCRIBE BY EMAIL BUTTON. COMMENTS ARE LIKE WHEN WE SEE SOMEONE WE KNOW AND WE WAVE AT THEM. C'MON, GIVE ME A LITTLE WAVE. LIKE A POST? SHARE IT WITH YOUR FRIENDS ON GOOGLE + , STUMBLE, FACEBOOK.
Follow Family Trees May Contain Nuts on Facebook too.