No hiking for me for awhile....
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I am vicious! No more pics from me for awhile...
Comments (7)Actually, no not yet.....(I know chicken!) I did cut back the one honeysuckle that I'm keeping, to 4 feet. The other one and the bittersweet have still to come out. I am just taking a break from digging out the monster rose that does not bloom. (once in 4 years) It will leave that bed bare looking for a while, but I guess if I'm desecrating the garden, go for broke, right? Oh, well got some nice pics while I had the spring flush of roses. That will have to do for a while, or only do close ups... I bought a Lambert Closse to plant in place of the bush I am removing. Hope that one will do ok there. Also have 2 Simon Fraser to plant in that bed. Hmmm....wonder if I have room? I dug out a Carefree Beauty from the other bed when I redid that bed. CB sat in the wheelbarrow for a week. Just didn't know where to stick it. It was trying so hard to hang on that I didn't have the heart to get rid of it, so planted it in a big pot this morning. It just got too big where it was planted. Seems to be a problem I have. If they say 3-4 feet I can plan on 5-6 feet! So I am hard at it today and tomorrow. DH is gone for the weekend. I got up early and started as it is supposed to be in the 90's with high humidity today and tomorrow. Marylu...See MoreHi...It's been awhile!
Comments (15)But Misti...you'll still hang around KT right??? Personally, I could never leave Flarda, but sometimes folks hafta do what they gotta do. I wish you & Chris all the luck in the world! I'll try to hold down the fort here in Sunnyland...LOL I'd be interested in some of your Orchids and Broms for sure! Uncertain how far you are from Anna Maria Island (Bradenton), but I'd like to give it go for the 21st. :)...See MoreThe Hike from H-E-doublehockeysticks
Comments (6)Wow, I'm glad you're okay. I had one of those hikes from h*ll. My sis and I took a vacation to New Mexico. She had hiked the Sierra's plenty when she lived there so she wanted to take me on a trail "she knew". I wasn't a hiker at the time, but we made it to the top after hours of hiking up. Once we arrived, we hung out for a little while, then headed down to ensure we'd get there before dark. Some time into the decend, dilly dallying, and not paying attention to the time, we had to pick up our pace a lot because dusk was upon us and we still had a ways to go. Moving along, somehow, we took a wrong turn and got lost. No one was around. It was getting dark now. We were running. Then came the rain so we put on our ponchos. Sis's flashlight had dead batteries, and mine were almost dead - not sure why, they were new. We expected to be down before dusk anyway. It was pouring hard, we were trying to find our way down in the dark with a very dim light, seriously wet terrain and an occasional thunder. We were running along the edge of cliffs trying to find our way out. Not good - one bad move and down you go...or one turn of the ankle and you can't walk. Somehow, we started going up again - another wrong turn. After awhile of not being able to see 2 feet in front of us, something told me to search my backpack and there I found spare batteries. I didn't remember packing spares since my other ones were new. I really thought we were sleeping on the mountain that night, in the rain. Finally we found our way. I was never so happy to see our car in the lot and get to our camp ground. Now, when I hike, I'm well prepared. That was the scariest night ever....See MoreHikes!! Need a color suggestion one I have is making me feel COLD
Comments (2)Or maybe add some accessories with color and more art work, so it doesnt all look quite so bland. I dont think it is the gray, I think it is more that everything is in the same color family, and very bland....See More- 4 years ago
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