I'll Show You Mine - You Show Me Yours - Tues 9/11
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Comments (6)High up a hill in Madeira looking down on the largest city, Funchel. Another view from about the same spot. However we didn't hike up, we rode this: With views like this along the way: and views like this at the top: The really adventurous could ride down the streets on these specially made sleds:...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues July 9
Comments (6)From back in May, a single day's haul of asparagus from our garden. Just this past weekend I used up the last of the asparagus to make a cream of asparagus soup....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues Dec 9
Comments (12)EmmaR's Amazon boat reminds me of one in the movie Fitzcaraldo, which is (very) loosely based on real events. In the movie the protagonist's goal is to make enough money to build a lavish opera house in the Peruvian Rain Forest. His single-minded determination to accomplish this goal leads him to attempt what most people would consider an insane endeavor -- hauling a large steamship up over a ridge of land separating two rivers. The character's insane determination is only matched by that of the director of the movie, who's single-minded determination to make the movie leads him to attempt what most people would consider an insane endeavor -- actually hauling a large steamship up over a ridge of land separating two rivers and filming it....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues July 11
Comments (10)I love the "king of the hill" too. Looks like the one on the left front is laughing at the others. Never saw the blue poppies before but they are beautiful....See More
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoSince it’s 9/11...my son in law is a local Firefighter. He and part of his team participated in a stair climb in Nashville in Sunday to honor the 343 firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11. They climbed 112 stairs in full turnout gear. Each one carried a commemorative badge honoring a fallen firefighter and the staircase was lined with photos of the 343. So proud of all these guys and girls who accomplished this.
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