Fridge Magnets for Sale
attractive surface. They are ideal for children's bedrooms, Nursing Homes, Long term care homes, hospital rooms, waiting rooms, and, of course, the Kitchen Fridge! All photos are laminated and affixed to a sturdy 1mm thick magnetic for extra longevity and viewing enjoyment! To clean, wipe the surface with a soft cloth or tissue as needed. For indoor usage only.
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Fundy Feel |
Animal World |
Saint John Sights |
Hot Air Balloons |
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Autumn Foliage |
Ice Fishing |
Churches |
Covered Bridges |
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Lighthouses |
Winter |
Colour |
This one was taken at Deer Island, NB. If you look closely you can just make out the Bliss Island Lighthouse in the background. Many thanks to JL Seagull who happened to fly by as I was taking this pic!
This is an aerial drone of the Sheffield Church along the St. John River amid the epic 2018 spring freshet. Not the first time this beautiful church has been submerged, and probably not the last time either. Oh, and notice the boat (not car) docked (not parked) by the main entrance. This photo has been featured in Calendars and published nationwide .... and now it can be yours to hang on your wine fridge and to inspire some good chinwag!
The original Bates Barn in full spring glory. Restore your memories of this beautiful place by hanging this 6 x 9" laminated photo magnet in a frequented part of your family home!
Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge in Norton, New Brunswick is a beautiful thing. It no longer can support vehicular traffic, but it is open year-round for exploring and walking through. Colorful autumn days and snowy winter days are optimum for an excursion to this magical portal.
Autumn bliss along the Kenebecasis at Hampton, New Brunswick. The foliage hues were nearing peak combined with a dead calm morning, and a slight drizzle to both help diffuse the light and block out the washing effect of the sun.
Love the contrast of their winter coats with the freshly fallen snow. Kind of them to pause for a pose!
The so-called "Jelly Bean Buildings" that stood on the corner of Wellington Row and Union Street for over 150 years are gone now ..... but never forgotten. Especially when this vibrant memory of this is hanging out on the fridge!
More like a bushel. Because I've never seen a deer eat a single apple and be sated. Anyway, they are very healthy eaters and there's a lot to be learned from watching these ungulate omnivores browsing their sustenance on a daily basis. I caught this one with an apple "in the breach" ... a second later it was gone down the gullet.