Our Country Lane Life

Saturday, February 21, 2026

From Lasagna Snow to Minor Flooding

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January and early February were a blend of snow, extreme cold day after day after day, furnace problems and the most challenging: insurance ...
Sunday, January 18, 2026

Ceiling Tile Trash to Treasure

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George and I met up with Jessica one day last summer to check out some antique shops in Frederick, MD. It felt so strange to us to be out an...
Friday, January 2, 2026

A New Year Ice Jam

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 What a difference a day makes. I was hoping to go to a state park yesterday for a first day hike to celebrate the New Year.  But it was SO ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Our Sleigh is No Longer All That Rough

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 It's a bit warmer today...it feels like 4 above instead of negative 1. Heat wave! (so to speak)  We are currently under a winter storm ...
Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Old Doors at Christmas

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 When we had the store, we were always hunting for old doors. A few we sold as is, but we upcycled most of them, by giving them a new life. ...
Monday, December 29, 2025

Two Christmas Trees and Other Decor

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 When our kids were little, we had a small tabletop tree that we let them decorate, but other than that, we have always just had one. Until ...
Sunday, December 28, 2025

Christmas 2025

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So thankful for another Christmas together!  Our resident Santas, ready to hand out presents. And there were plenty of presents to hand out....
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Barb
We raised our kids on a country lane. Our grandkids are being raised on another country lane. My husband George grew up on one. It seemed appropriate that the shop we had for 20 years was called Country Lane Crafts and Antiques. Country lanes are as much a part of our lives as the dust on our vehicles every time we help out on our son's farm. For the record, we love the lifestyle. The dust? Not so much. Join me as I look back on our shop days and family time and look forward to new interests and adventures.
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