I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 22
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Comments (16)This is a mural of a train painted on the wall around the corner from a well known restaurant I frequent: Whistlestop Cafe/Irondale Cafe. Not my picture, but I did have one of Nita when her family came to visit me, ever so long ago. It's very rare that you eat there without hearing and seeing trains pass by across the street from the cafe. People with kids and grandkids go across the across the street and sit on the benches just to watch the trains go by. I've done it with my grandson :o)...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 30
Comments (9)This Sunday I went kayaking with family at Mallows Bay on the Potomac River, the site of over a hundred rotting hulls of World War One era wooden ships. This website describes the history behind the site well: The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 9
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Comments (18)Amelanchier has many names, depending where you live. Here in PA most people know it as shadblow serviceberry or just shadblow. I did make a pie from the berries the first year that the trees bore. Apparently it took the birds awhile to realize how good they were. My reason for planting the 6 trees in the first place was for the birds, so I let them have all they want. The berries are very seedy, more so than elderberries, so making jam or jelly would mean more work than I want to do. Littlemonkey, that jam recipe does sound good though. Mine are shrubby trees that sucker profusely. Dh keeps after the suckers to keep them from taking over the yard. Here are 3 of them in bloom in mid April. They like moisture and are planted here with a River Birch....See More
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This isn't a great shot or anything, but just wanted to share what decided to hatch a few days early. Heard lots of cheeping just a short time ago. 
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To get this back on track, this is the gladiola that's growing in the front flower bed. I love the markings that look like splashes of paint.
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Sitting at the beach watching the waves come in.
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I told a co-worker I was going to visit friends in North Carolina this past weekend, she told me to be careful because of the recent shark attacks. I said that wouldn't be a problem since I was going to Charlotte, hundreds of miles from the coast. However when we got to our friend's place I found this on the bed:
A blue-tipped bed shark.
murraysmom Zone 6a OH