Oh no! Ruthieg_tx's car flipped over. :-) And before crawling out of the wreckage, she took a picture and posted it here for us. :-) This was the sunset in our backyard a few days ago. I was out working in the yard, and noticed the trees had strange pinkish hue. So I moved to where I could see the western sky, and ... wow.

Clapboard house on a foggy island off the coast of Maine. and a clapboard house birdhouse in Wilmington, Delaware.

It is a lovely house, especially considering that this is the view from the kitchen window It also has beautiful, well-tended gardens including prolific raspberry bushes Although the interior hasn't been updated for quite some time (this is pre-cleaning and staging) and the layout (especially upstairs) is somewhat dysfunctional, with low, head-bonking ceilings, and a bath room that is also functions as the only hallway between one bedroom and the rest of the upstairs. Additionally we were concerned that the condition of the rubble foundation might frighten potential buyers, or cause them to demand extensive, expensive repairs even though the foundation has been unchanged for decades. So although we thought it was a good house in a great location, and will be somewhat sad that it is gone, we are happy and thrilled that it sold as quickly as it did, especially since the buyers seem to love the house.

Joan, are you driving or flying? If driving, you can take them with you. Pull the entire plant and root ball out and put it in a double plastic bag. Water what is in the bag leaving the fruit outside. If flying, then why did he plant them?