Edinboro - My home town
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Comments (4)Barb, I have been to the Clark Gardens, they are almost to Mineral Wells. Back when I was active in the Ft Worth Iris Society we had the National Convention in Ft Worth in 1993. The Clark Gardens was on the bus tour. They have a nephew who hybridizes irises, Hooker Nichols, and they had mostly iris gardens then. At the time they weren't a Botanic Garden but a private residence. So I see they decided to make money on all their hard work. Looks like they have added a lot since I was there. At the time they had a pond and gazebo, numerous trails and many many annuals. They had the most beautiful black swans and ducks on the pond. We actually made a video since my daughter had a new video camera at the time. I'm no longer active in the iris society but I still grow about 200 varieties. Now I love my lilies and as we speak I have about 50 babies growing from seeds in the spare room. My first lily seedlings will bloom this year and I'm all excited about that. Oh and I have been to the Botanic Gardens many many times since we had our society meetings there. Dot...See MoreWow, my previous home town on House Hunters tonight!
Comments (2)I fell asleep and missed which house they picked! :( Love that show......See MoreUpdate on my town home hunting adventure
Comments (15)Congratulations! I felt the same way about my old house, I just walked in to look at it and I thought, "This feels like home." I was hesitant to buy a row house, but as I looked through it I checked off all my "must have's" and a few extras. I never regretted not having a big yard to take care of. I'm still looking for another house to buy after a relocation. I want a big house with a SMALL yard. So far nothing has spoken to me strong enough. A condo is the way to go if you are busy and don't want to fuss with the yard. I hear ya on the sameness though, I look at some condos and think, "If I came home drunk some night it would be pretty easy to pick the wrong house." (Just kidding, I don't even drink!) But you can probably put your little unique touches on the entry without breaking the association rules! The setting and architecture looks very nice. The inside is stunning!! What a great backyard view too!...See MoreAbout the fountain on I-79 near McKean
Comments (2)Summersrhythm, thanks for this photo. I am looking forward to seeing it in real life when I am up there in August. Are you local from the area?...See More- 8 years ago
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