I'll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours - M 10/21
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Comments (21)Seagrass - keep fighting the good fight - maybe someday Houzz will grant you immunity from those silly HU-.........monikers. I can never remember which number belongs to to which GW member....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - M 10/18/21
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rob333 (zone 7b)
4 years agoOur trees are still green?!
Aww, it's unhappy. Not ear mites, an infection. Which is good since it means only one cat gets treatment.
nicole___
4 years agoaaawwww......poor baby. Pretty ginger kitty.
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Lars
4 years agoGum Tree in front of neighbor's house, seen from my back yard
Autumn flowers in my back yard
Sisters in faith
4 years agoFall colors are still patchy, in my area. This photo is from last year, in October.
rob333 (zone 7b)
4 years agoBonus: even though he's a late bloomer, I see why Clark's Heavenly Blue gets me to keep geminating. This is as autumn as you get for me.
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
4 years agoWe are just starting to get lots of fall color. This is my view from my front porch of the house directly across the street. I've lived here 21 years and I remember loving the fall because we had so many trees that reached out over the street and made a gorgeous tunnel of yellows and oranges and reds. Lots of those trees have been taken down now because of old age. Our street was developed in the early 1940's so the trees have lived a long life. I do miss all that color though.
Annie DeighnaughOriginal Author