A Dream Catchers Treasury

As legends go, so do dreams..............passed down from one story teller to another.......Generation to generation. If we are so blessed to have story tellers born into our families, the legend lives on. From a whisper to the written word; a lullabye that plays in ones ear through the moving of the wind; a fluttering of the heart upon a feeling within; the recognition of a face......the memory of a distant embrace....... that treasured object from generations past .............As legends go........so do dreams. When they catch you........Share them....... deb.

 



'Dream Catchers' by skyspirit8

Indian dream budaikata $70.00	Lipstick Case Vintage 8... MamaMotherlode $40.00	Earth Spirit Lions Claw... SkyBlaze $37.50	Teal Arrow Earrings. Jo... KapKaDesign $23.00
NATIVE AMERICAN Dream C... steinwatercolo... $80.00	Bangle Bracelet,Copper,... fragiacomoglas... $35.00	Dream catcher CharlyClements $10.00	Aztec Dream catcher TOM... LamaLand $105.00
HeadBand with HORSEHAI... MPierArtEquin $95.00	Alive Glass - Teal Bico... aliveglass $115.00	Dragon Eye Pendant Neck... Ravensmagiclan... $15.00	Vintage Metal Buttons ... ClamBarn $5.00
Juniper Ridge Fire Opal BlueRidgeCanyo... $50.00	Dream Catcher, Legend o... MissPattisAtti... $8.00	Simple Wire Band Ring SeaShellsCreat... $6.00	Renaissance Square and ... Jewelbox2 $28.00

Treasury tool supported by the dog house

REVISED Wordless Wednesday 8~22~12

Vintage photos of Biloxi's Fishing Heritage

Vintage Biloxi

circa 1901 Biloxi Lighthouse
 The historical Mississippi Lighthouse is Biloxi's signature landmark. A symbol of the city's resolve and resilience. Civilian operated from 1848 to 1939 is notable for its female lightkeepers; mainly Maria Younghans who tended the lighthouse for 53 years. In 1939, the U.S. Coast Guard assumed responsibility for the light's operation.
The Biloxi Lighthouse was deeded to the City of Biloxi in 1968.

Circa 1908

circa 1952

 my young mother being photographed by her then boyfriend, my father on the beach south west of the Biloxi Lighthouse across from Porter Avenue. A two lane paved highway protected by the seawall.



 circa 2011



 Biloxi Lighthouse offers tours and still proudly stands today on the south side of Hwy 90's Four Lane Highway and the 'Newly' re-constructed Biloxi's Visitors Center

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Vintage Photos of Biloxi and her fishing families heritage from Mississippi Coast Historical and Genealogical Society

The Art of Shrimping

fishermen, shrimp boats, net making, shrimp catch, draining shrimp

Oyster Reefs

cooning oysters, fishing boats, tonging for Oysters,  and fishermen

cooning oysters

boat, Julia Delacruz

 tonging for oysters; Lighthouse in the background

Shucking oysters

These photos range from the early 1900's to the 1950's.



A Collection of Etsian Artisans Treasured Items



'August Heat' by skyspirit8

100% Tpt Team Members Treasury

Glass Tile Pendant - Su... whitneysdesign... $16.00	Small Crochet Flowers B... CrochetPocket $10.00	Upcycled Retro Wicker S... shoporama $60.00	Mellow Yellow, umbrella... RosemaryJordan... $20.00
Stained glass candle ho... Nostalgianmore $55.00	Baby Teething Toy - Cro... MariaKonstanti... $18.00	Pumpkin Costume Tutu Dr... AmericanBlosso... $46.00	Pink Orange Glass Beads... TheBeadDreamer $2.50
Golden Amber-Gemstone e... GBILOBA $21.50	Stipes Green Yellow and... MistyAurora $11.50	Maple leaf fabric bowl ... evLienDesigns $12.00	Crochet Scarf Handmade ... ByTheBy $20.00
NaTuRaL Lip Stain Melt ... hennaking $17.95	Vintage Tea Cup bird Fe... artyecological $22.00	Vintage Plaid Ribbed Co... auntemilie $10.00	ACEO Kitty Cat and Bunn... THEODORADESIGN... $5.00

Treasury tool supported by the dog house

WORDLESS WEDNESDAY>NYC 8~2012