I can't find a website for them - so sorry! Here's a link to shopping in Pescadero that might be helpful though -http://www.pescadero-california.com/shopping/
Trying to guess what the numbered board in the middle must have been. Any ideas?
Like the old buoy accent on the side too!
Same artist, with the twist of using an distressed painted red shutter and accenting the bench with big abalone shells, and a red and white buoy.
So wish I had a place for one of these! Would pile them with coastal outdoor pillows, sit my hot chocolate mug on the driftwood arms, and enjoy a summer sunset while cuddling up with someone I love.
Have a great Monday!
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A depth gauge for a river I think - it could also have been used for measuring little children...
Tricia -
Wouldn't that be a fun idea for kids?? We have a wall in my parents kitchen that is covered with all of our names, ages and heights. A painted board like this would have been pretty awesome!
C
Numbered boards like that are all over the south. When I was in Texas, they were on every low water crossing and "known to flood" area of a road to mark how deep the flood waters were. When they get those torrential downpours flooded creeks (often formerly dry creek beds) are a regular occurrence. The public need markers to show them how deep the water is, mottos to tell them what to do "Turn around, don't drown!", and still many get stuck and need a rescue.
Love this idea of recycling and such a great look!!
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