Thanks Jim, I have a program I've downloaded named Hugin, (for Free!) that can take a series of photos and stitch them together into a panorama. It does a fairly good job just using its default settings, but it also allows you to preview the results, and adjust some settings to improve the results. For instance for the following shot produced with that program, the component pictures had dots and blurs due to water droplets on the lens, by telling the program to mask out the blurry portions, it would use the corresponding section of other images to fill in the blurry region. One of the component images showing water spots: The merged panorama:

Very Nice, Konrad!! Looks like someone might have to dig out some of those roundbales in the background of the first photo. What kind of birds stay in that birdhouse? Cools me off just looking at those photos. Here the temps are in the mid-70's for highs and tonight it's supposed to get down to below 60F. Yesterday, I broke a sweat cutting firewood. Once again, Nice photos!! Kt

The view from our hotel window this morning - we'll be leaving the hotel in about an hour to board. Can't wait!

My cute tangelo enjoying some afternoon shade. It gets tons of full sun too but with the temps we've been having, this spot is advantageous. This was a couple weeks ago -I just noticed this thread and its HOT so I'm not going out there to take current photos lol. The leaf curling in the new growth in this photo isnt happening for the new growth in getting now. I'm thinking I wasn't watering enough at that point- the common cause of anything here when it's so hot. Sun scald on the navel after we had a couple 120° days. Glad to say it's dropped to 110° so the rest of the tree is still a good color. The top half is going to suffer for a bit longer but I've see them make it before. Hoping we make it to monsoon without another scorcher! Once it cools down maybe I'll get some current photos and my lime - this is their first summer and I'm impressed they are doing this well. ❤️ Loving all of your photos on here - makes me want to get more citrus trees! I'll have to pick your brains about kummwats - I've always wanted to try them.