I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 30
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Comments (11)Smithsonian, either the gem gallery or in the geology area, of the Museum of Natural History. My son took this photo because they were his favorite. What you can't tell is how tiny they are. They're the size of your smallest finger's nail or less. It's why they're on top of those nail looking displays rather than just sitting out!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 02
Comments (10)Gazania, I didn't know anything about Richard Teague before you just told us, but I looked him up and he was an extraordinary guy! So interesting and a subject I know absolutely nothing about. It's funny how something like a car, an everyday item, could have such an interesting and crazy kind of existence. I don't think I will look at another car in the same way ever again. Of course I knew people designed cars, but I never knew what all went into that process. Fascinating. And to think your cute little Pacer started it all for me. Thanks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_A._Teague...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 16
Comments (13)Never thought I was named after a train engine! My father and grandfather did work for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, though!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 23
Comments (15)Beautiful photos today! I love your garden gate, Nicole. I'm coming right over to see it in person! LOL! This is a huge wisteria vine at Kew Gardens, London. The vine was trained to grow into a large sphere, forming a "room." Benches have been placed inside where people can sit, and one can be seen on the right-hand side of the photo....See More
10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoA train coming home yesterday. It's not a Southern thing, it's an Atlanta thing. I'd never seen it before, even though I've been to Atlanta a million times.
10 years agoMy "Secret Garden" . . . beans, peas, cucumbers, foxglove, roses, iris, rudbeckia, and lots of flowers in pots.
10 years agoBirds from out Dakotas trip.
Barn swallow, I think.
Meadowlarks.
Bluebird.
Red-winged Blackbird.
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10 years agoPickeral weed, which has taken over my small pond. The root mass (all plants are connected) is so heavy it's impossible to pull
out.
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10 years agoGazania and Nicole, your bugs are amazing looking! They really don't look real! Great colors too.
I was just so happy this afternoon to look at my yard and see so much color.
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