Round Robin Photo Challenge...Norwegian Wood

When I saw this suggestion from Kiva at Eclectic Granny I thought what in this world could this mean?

"I'm into a Beatles mood this week.Norwegian Wood - take a photo of anything wooden.Merriam Webster defines the word "wooden" as: 1. made or consisting of wood. 2. lacking ease or flexibility, awkwardly stiff (e.g., wooden performer, a wooden speech). A picture of John Wooden or anyone named Wooden qualifies."

So I got to thinking...which is tough these days...and then I thought some more. I was sitting here at the desk this morning looking out the window at all the water in the backyard....ohhhhhh...and saw that we have an enormous amount of wood or wooden things that I can see from my bedroom window. So take a look out the bedroom window with me.
These barn shadows show up every morning around 8AM. I love our little barn that the Amish men built for us in ond day. It is one thing I want to take with me if we ever leave this place. I was looking for more wood with shadows and found this railroad tie. When we first moved in we dismantled a "fish" pond and found probably 10 railroad ties buried in the sand. We put them to good use as edges to some flower beds. I love the way plants volunteer to grow up through them.We still have a couple of wood piles from two years ago when we cut down some ugly trees. And I have some logs that my grandfather gave me from Canada. I can't seem to burn those. Anyway, I just thought these were cool looking logs. Clothes pins. These remind me of my childhood. We didn't have the kind with the spring in it...we had the plain old straight clothes pins. I love laundry that dries in the wind and the sun. My family disagrees with me on this one. They would rather dry their stuff in the drier...and waste all that energy. I noticed when I was taking this picture that something has been rooting around in the pins...do squirrels like them for some reason? What is your best guess on this one? Just another rail road tie taking up space in the backyard. Actually it holds a suet feeder on the other side. I just thought the crack was interesting. This is a section of the fence line between Luke's and our houses. We put in a flower bed the entire length of the fence. Things are really starting to come up this year. The old sled is one of my favorite treasures in the yard...and I have a few treasures...I am soaking morning glory seeds as we speak to plant tomorrow at the base of the sled. I am hoping that they will grow up the sled then on to the fence.We have several naked ladders leaning around here. Soon they will be holding up climbers...that is if it stops raining long enough to get out to plant the seeds.
Hope you enjoyed our wooden tour...come back again and see what the other Round Robin Photo Challenges will be. If you want you can go to the web site and check out all the other entries, just click on RRPC.