Hippy Hippy Shake.. for Charberry by tennesseecowgirl
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For Goodness' sake
I got the Hippy Hippy Shakes
I got the Shakes
I got the Hippy Hippy Shakes
who remembers that Beatles tune?
Charlene (Charberry), left me the following comment:
Ooooh, more salt shakers. These are really cool. You are beginning to start me collecting salt shakers. Why not... I collect a lot of other things, too. ;c)
So I thought I would do this one for her, it wasn't my intention to get anyone started on collecting these but fun to hear it did, I have a small collection myself, would love for anyone else that does to show us some photos of their collections. Some day soon I will go back and retake the ones I lost.. until then I have one more to post on this series.
Oh Deere! The above images were taken at a Salt and Pepper Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Oh Deere! The above images were taken at a Salt and Pepper Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Comments (88)
Cute
some wonderful shakers. cool shot
They are so original and unique! Very funny collection :)
Hippy hippy Shakes? Really? I don't remember the Beatles doing anything like that. Excellent indoor capture of more of your favorite stuff, Lynell. Slow shutter speed or high ISO? And, I get enough of the shakers here in California -- earthquake style, that is -- without having to start a collection of these lovelies. Sorry about the USA losing to Ghana in the World Cup. But to Ghana? Give me a break.
The Beatles are great! This series does make me wish I had kept my horse shakers! But I have a tendency to collect too many things! :-)
Really wonderful capture! Excellent done!
These shakers really do have a happy look to them and I'm sure they dance at night.... A lovely capture.
What a really remarkable collection. Who would have guessed there could be so many. I love the one's in the back on the middle shelf on the left. Adorable. Thanks for starting the new fad!! It's fun.
me remembers, beeing an old fart already hehehe,i guess i was 7-8 years old and also she loves you came out by that time and please please 1962-1964. me born 1955 nice memories.
Very cool shot!!
I bet those Beatles ones are worth a bit! Great shot.
I get the Beatles reference (Ringo has never looked better) but Kansas feet? This has been a fun series.
Ist so funny and wonderful pepper shakers of the Beatles :-)
Wonderful photo as always!!! Superb!!!
Another wonderful collections, love the Beatles.
I LOVE these shakers & would LOVE to spend time there looking :o) I see the Mr. Men are there too. The Swinging Blue Jeans had a hit over here with Hippy Hippy Shake (I think :o)) Paul McCartney is still going strong, have seen him in concert a couple of times, FABULOUS!!!!!!!
Heck! I even remember when the Beatles first became popular! lol q-: Great pic! (:
GRAN COLECCION DE JOYAS.
great foto, could you plz upload the original foto of the previous corn pepper and salt shakers, I'd love to see the complete foto.
Exellente creation.
Thanks for the chuckle, these are so cute!
Lovely
This is so funny picture erland
Love the Beatles :-) Thanks for your answer in my gallery.
Oh there goes my blood pressure again !!! You know I have to watch the salt !!!!!
great shot! i want that space needle set!
Great Beatles shakers! Fascinating series.
There is a little all my Beautiful That tells us our memories like, Bravo and mile mercies ((5++)) Il y a un peu de tout ma Belle Cela nous raconte nos souvenirs comme , Bravo et mile mercis((5++))
This is a very beautiful!
I love to see the things that people collect! Shakers are indeed cool. I collect pens, lighters, pipes, watches, Cadillac memorabilia, and vintage audio equipment. OH forget cell phones. I happen to be the proud owner of one of the first cell phones made. The thing is a brick must way 2 lbs. FARE OUT, and loved your series!