I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri May 6
10 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (7)
Related Discussions
I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri May 23
Comments (7)On a bus trip going from the Copan Ruins in Honduras back to our ship on the other side of the country the sun and light was such that even a field of old rusty equipment was breathtaking. And here is a rusty bridge from the same bus trip that makes Ruthie's bridge from yesterday look safe. And a hearty welcome to Joanna....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri May 1
Comments (16)I love the pictures, especially the ones with the young eagles...I am an avid eagle nest watcher and am amazed at how this creature survives...The different nest around the country now range from just being hatched to full fledging, great to see.......See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri May 12
Comments (12)Nicole your bird photos are always so beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing them with us! Here's a field and the main road about 1/2 mile from our house. The road was nearly covered for a while and even though it doesn't look very deep, since the road is sloped on the curve, the bottom of the curve has about 3 feet of water covering it. I'm glad we live on a hill!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri May 19
Comments (19)Cartagena, Columbia: Edited to add that these parrots (macaws?) are free to come and go as they please and they do fly off, but food is provided for them, so they tend to hang out at this visitor's center. I was thrilled because I had never seen a wild (should say semi-wild and free) macaw before....See More
10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoFlorida Sandhill Cranes do not migrate. Their numbers are getting smaller due the 'things' (human & climate related) that threaten their nesting sites. I got within 6 feet of this one yesterday.
10 years agoThe lowly Lamium a ground cover that gets little recognition from today's gardeners.
It's pretty flowers up close...loved by bees and hummingbirds.
10 years ago
10 years agoNo flowers yet, but my grandson wants to learn how to edge and maintain a landscape. No better training classroom than my own yard. He's six and I'm impressed by his motivation and willingness to work hard and get dirty. Most of the millennials on my street don't own a shovel or a rake.
Related Stories
DECORATING GUIDES10 Look-at-Me Ways to Show Off Your Collectibles
Give your prized objects center stage with a dramatic whole-wall display or a creative shelf arrangement
Full Story
HOUSEKEEPING10 Problems Your House May Be Trying to Show You
Ignore some of these signs and you may end up with major issues. We tell you which are normal and which are cause for concern
Full Story
LIFEHouzz Call: Show Us Your Nutty Home Fixes
If you've masterminded a solution — silly or ingenious — to a home issue, we want to know
Full Story
LAUNDRY ROOMSHouzz Call: Show Us Your Wonderfully Efficient Laundry Room
Got a drying rack, a folding table or clever storage in your laundry room? We want to see it!
Full Story
STUDIOS AND WORKSHOPSHouzz Call: Show Us Your Hardworking Studio!
Upload a photo of your home studio or workshop and tell us how you’ve designed it to work extra hard for you
Full Story
Houzz Call: Show Us Your Paint Makeovers
Let your newly repainted house or room do the "How d'ya like me now?" strut right here — it might just be featured in an upcoming ideabook
Full Story
PETSHouzz Call: Show Us Your Summer-Loving Dog!
Share a photo of your pooch kicking back in the backyard, helping you in the workshop or enjoying your favorite summer getaway
Full Story
HOUZZ TOURSHouzz Call: Show Us Your Farmhouse!
Bring on the chickens and vegetable patches. If your home speaks country, it might appear in a featured ideabook
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNShow Us Your Compact Kitchen
Do you have a tiny kitchen that works well for you? Post your pictures in the Comments
Full StorySponsored
sweet_betsy No AL Z7