I'll show you mine/you show me yours - M 12/23
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6 years agoThis is Christmas at Pittsburgh's Phipps Conservatory 5 years ago when I was last there.
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Comments (31)We have A LOT of windows in this house! Our kitchen faces towards the mountains. I keep pots of red geraniums and basil on my window sills in here. I took a few off so that you could better see the view. That pointed thing in the foreground of the second pic is a fountain with a winter cover on it. I’m still getting used to it, as half the time when I glance towards it, my first thought is that it‘s some person skulking around out there (LOL)!...See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Th 10/12/23
Comments (14)Newels. I designed this on the fly, while standing in a welding shop looking at junk they had lying around...then took the pieces home & hubby welded it/installed it. Otherwise I would have had to order materials & it would have taken too long & cost more....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - T 12/12/23
Comments (18)My walking buddies crouching in a ditch to avoid being blown over by an Atlantic gale on a Cornish cliff top. Fortunately it was an on-shore wind....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - M - 12/18/23
Comments (22)We came across these several years ago when in Saint John, New Brunswick. People were excited that the spring harvest was beginning. Several restaurants had them on their menu, sauted. We loved them. We tried planting some here, in 7b, but that didn’t work out. And yes, they’re harvested shortly after appearing when they still have that ”fiddlehead” curl....See More
6 years agoChristmas is soooo over the top anymore... that I was totally happy to join the local meetup group for a hike yesterday. Here we are:
6 years agoOne of the displays from the Huntsville Botanical Garden’s Galaxy of Lights. This is called the icicle forest.
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoTook my son to the Opryland hotel Tuesday. Every time I see the Chihuly sculpture I remember the flood of Nashville. It's sitting exactly where a desk used to be. I met someone at this desk to talk about booking a meeting the week before the flood. Part of the rebirth of Nashville
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