What I would really like is to be able to draw a rough diagram of my garden and be able to place markers or pictures in it to mark where the plants are, and then when I click or hover over the marker, I can then see more details like how many are there, etc. This may be a lot to ask, as I have not see anything like this when I Google but don't know what to look for. As alternatives: Adobe Acrobat Pro will do what you ask, but it's outrageously expensive at $449. You can try Foxit Reader, an alternative to Adobe Acrobat: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/Secure_PDF_Reader/ I have used it for printing documents to PDF, but I have not used the comment feature. There's a detailed user manual on the support page. I believe it's free. Just one caution when installing, it wants to install an Ask (search engine) toolbar, and you must read and follow the instructions carefully if you do not want to install it.

Great picture Carol. I have a funny story about a mountain sheep probably on the exact same road you saw this one - I was driving around those bends so slowly and cautiously as I was afraid of hitting any of the wildlife that abounds there. I was so intent on the road in front of me that I didn't notice one of these guys on the cliff above. What a shock to see those huge horns in the passenger window as he lept from the cliff down into the road, literally right into the side of our rental car! Fortunately, he appeared unhurt, albeit a little dazed.

Is that a butterfly on a butterfly bush? Simply stunning! My granddaughter won a contest with a similar one she took, Monarch Butterfly on a Butterfly Bush. Hers was in a local park.

Nice moist shots of the mock orange are so refreshing gmom. Thanks!