Hi Anni. Thanks for the comment. I have been by your site but will return. In answer to your question, these little guys are sold at a place called "Big Foot Gift Shop" just outside of Garberville, CA in the Redwood Forest along the coast of California.
Thanks for the answer to my question Kay. They're so adorable. I fell in love with the photo you shared.
As to deleting your "Hiking" blog, I just did. And, I really appreciate your heads up on that. I have around 150+ blogs on the blog roll and anything and anyone that helps like you just did today, I so appreciate.
How sweet!!!!!!! I do love these bears and creatures. Is this a market somewhere? Or do y'all make them yourself and sell them?
ReplyDeleteAgain, I'm here from bloggers over 50 working on the blogroll and trying to get it working properly.
My personal blog is Hootin' Anni's. Stop by for a visit sometime if you can.
Oh....and I LOVE the orange dahlia below too.
Hi Anni. Thanks for the comment. I have been by your site but will return. In answer to your question, these little guys are sold at a place called "Big Foot Gift Shop" just outside of Garberville, CA in the Redwood Forest along the coast of California.
ReplyDeletei bet they sell a lot of those to all the people visiting that area.. they are cute and a nice reminder of a nice vacation too
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Thanks for the answer to my question Kay. They're so adorable. I fell in love with the photo you shared.
ReplyDeleteAs to deleting your "Hiking" blog, I just did. And, I really appreciate your heads up on that. I have around 150+ blogs on the blog roll and anything and anyone that helps like you just did today, I so appreciate.
Thanks for visiting with me today.
Sandra....I bought one of the little guys in the very front. I named him "Burlington" since he's made from a redwood burl.
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I think we were there a couple of years ago! We certainly explored that area and loved it!
ReplyDeleteI think we were at this store a couple of years ago. We were in that area and loved it. But of course, we stopped at a lot of stores....
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