#FunFindsAndFlowersFriday: Outside The Lodge Edition 
It’s snowing here at the lodge, and I couldn’t resist using this wintry backdrop to share this week’s vintage finds! There’s something about snow that makes these pieces feel even cozier and more charming. Let’s dive in!
Vintage 1960s 4-H Sign 
We snagged this beauty for a song at a local junk store, and I couldn’t love it more. The rust and bends just add to its story. Once a 4-H camp counselor, always a fan!
1940s Dr Pepper Cooler in Jadeite Green 
Lane and I picked this up on a getaway trip, and oh my, it’s one of my favorite finds! The Jadeite green color is perfection.
Vintage Barn Pulley & 1930s Cast Iron Twine Holder 
I have a soft spot for old cast iron pieces, and these two make such a statement. I love grouping cast iron finds and hanging them around the cabin beams for that rustic, lived-in charm.
French Gooseneck & Antique Tin Watering Cans 
Collections tell stories, and these watering cans add so much character to our porch. Each one has its own charm, and together they feel right at home.
Rustic Wooden Crates 
Wooden crates are endlessly useful—stack them as tables, fill them with treasures, or use them for storage. I especially adore the ones with faded paint or a pop of color. These were gathered from various stops along the way!
Vintage John Deere Seed Hopper 
This little gem was a flea market find for just a few bucks, and it’s the perfect plant holder in the summer or as part of a cozy entryway display. I wouldn’t mind finding another!
There’s something magical about blending vintage finds with the warmth of the cabin and the quiet beauty of falling snow. Which one is your favorite this week?
