I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 05
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Large research vessel, Ramform Tethys
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Comments (11)WOW!!! You guys are good. Bigack, I love the stone wall around the flower bed. Jodi, I've never seen a cactus with so many flowers, and the colors!! Beautiful Butterflies....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 22
Comments (19)I like how we are derailing this thread with talk of cheese. So I looked it up and I didn't realize from your post above it was a mixture of the two types of milk. I've had sheep cheese before (soft spread one) but my sheep do not have good enough udders for milking. There teats are teenie tiny. PITA to milk. Also, though I'm sure it would be good as a cheese, last year I did try sheep milk for the first time from our sheep and thought it was soooo disgusting. I'm sure it would be good in a cheese though since it was very strong. I have done feta before and it was very easy and very good. It looks like a similar concept, just different bacterial culture. I love cheese....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 29
Comments (18)No ants on my peonies. I have not see any of those large black ants anywhere on the property. However, those itty bitty things are all over the yard and this rain has got them making big hills all over the place. On the peonies, I rarely see anything on them except an occasional flying insect....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Mon June 27
Comments (15)I was similarly skeptical a few years ago when people were saying that the 17-year cicadas damaged many trees the previous time they were here. I reasoned that since adult cicadas don't eat anything, how could they possibly damage a tree. However when the massive brood emerged, the resulting damage looked exactly like susan_wv's image. As you say, the females do cut slits in twigs and deposits eggs therein. When the eggs hatch, larvae drops to the ground to begin the cycle anew. The key is when the 17-year cicadas emerge, there are lots of them -- as many as 1.5 million per acre. Each female proceeds to lay about 500 eggs choosing branches that are about 1/4 inch in diameter. Consequently in heavily affected areas all of the branches of that size are completely covered with slits to that point that the branch dies....See More
- 9 years agoStorm brewing in the gulf...... the view from my chair last fall on the beach at Destin.
9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoDole Container Ship, San Diego, CA. This ship transports tropical fruits such as pineapples and bananas. The bridge in the background is the Coronado Island Bridge.
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9 years agoJapanese Lilac at the cemetery last week. Not a plant seen very often, but we saw several in area that day. Worth consideration for one's garden. I think.
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoCruise ship off Portofino, Italy. 2nd photo is a more distant view of the city. It was a beautiful evening as we sailed away on our ship and as we left, many people were strolling around on the pier enjoying the view.
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