I discovered something quirky on my travels recently. About 15 minutes out of town I spotted this tree, looks ordinary right?
Well on closer inspection as I drove past I saw that it was literally covered in different kinds of teapots.
I don't know why but I think it's a really neat idea and I think the person that owns the property is some sort of artist as they had different artwork and sculptures in their yard.
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They would not last long with the winds we have at the moment
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sight.
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs.
All the best Jan
Really original and bizarre. I love this teapot tree !!!
ReplyDeleteThat was a good find. I couldn't see anything different from your first photo.
ReplyDeletethat's a fabulous idea - that's art any one can do
ReplyDeleteLovely - is that in Kerikeri?
ReplyDeleteYes it is, well about 15 mins out of town on Kerikeri Inlet Road.
DeleteAnother terrific spot you have found for me to visit in the future, Amy, thanks.
Delete...Amy, quirky stuff is such fun to find and this sure fit the bill. Stop back tomorrow, I found three quirky trees too. Thanks for sharing, take care.
ReplyDeleteFun - and it must sound wonderful when it´s raining.
ReplyDeleteWhat a quirky find that tree is, certainly something unusual.
ReplyDeleteLovely and different idea. Very creative and makes one stop to take it all in like you did.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to find the 'teapot' tea ~ Great photos! Hope you don't get many storms~ they would all be broken here New England ~
ReplyDeleteLive each moment with love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Very different!
ReplyDeleteArt is, after all, subjective! But what a unique and fun idea!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday, Amy!
Well how about that! This is the second quirky tree I've seen in the space of ten minutes Amy, check out Tom's post 😉 The teapots are prettier 💜
ReplyDeleteThat is fascinating. I found a tree full of guitars a couple of years ago but it was in front of a shop that sold them. I wonder what the story is here.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderfully quirky! We have a teacup lady who has them all over her front porch and grass.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see your link at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
Love it. The name Teapot Tree has such a nice sound to it.
ReplyDeletelol, this is soo cool. Love it. I would stay for a long time just looking at all pots and to see if they swing in the wind. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea. Clapping that you noticed the teapots in the tree. Have a jolly holly Holiday.
ReplyDeleteHow delightful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy discovery. I love art that makes me smile.
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