Short 3 day trip to the DR, coming back home...
Have you bought property down there yet, @geek ?
Yes.Very nice. Did you use your cell phone to take those photos?
That deer represents the fruits of your labor. I would think that’s one of the most satisfying feelings. Nice job — on everything!
We banged out the last few listing showings today. Our #1 stayed at #1.
It’s definitely grape vines on the arbor. Of the 4 multitrunked vines, 3 are grape and the front left corner is honeysuckle (according to next door neighbor. Said he enjoyed the humming birds it brought)
House empty for 4 yrs. these vines are obviously a project I welcome with open arms. I’ll be looking into it further once the home becomes more of a reality. Along with about 150 other projects! 20’x23’ basement didn’t even need negotiating. She knows how much designing and building a wineroom/cellar means to me. (As long as she gets her walk-in closet and custom kitchen that is) Plus there’s no shortage of extra space (at least for us) Bring it on I say!
Backyard is huge (to a city boy) with plenty of room for vegetables, the vines, extra large shed, new dog etc... you can see in the pics an old jacked up brick oven I assume—just begging to be restored to greatness. Endless possibilities here.
But 1st order of business would be replacing all the exposed copper stolen from the basement!
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I'm not suggesting you compromise the bird, but those tail feathers would make some interesting hackle on a dry fly!Our new best friend on the lanai each morning. A White-rumped Shama. Quite the songbird!
Our new best friend on the lanai each morning. A White-rumped Shama. Quite the songbird!
I'm not suggesting you compromise the bird, but those tail feathers would make some interesting hackle on a dry fly!
My latest work.
This is The Pleiades, AKA Messier 45 (M45), or AKA The Seven Sisters.
It's a star cluster located in the constellation Taurus not far from the Constellation of Orion. It is visible to the naked eye.
This consist of about two hours of total exposure combined together. It was actually (24) five minute images images take with six different filters (luminance (clear), Red, Green, and Blue) Then combined into a single RGB color image.
It has two pixel column artifacts I need to fix by reprocessing it near the bottom right.
Looking it up though only two miles from the beach it reads like a hike with a bit of a challenge. Even small stream crossings can be challenging even for younger and more experienced hikers.
Looking it up though only two miles from the beach it reads like a hike with a bit of a challenge. Even small stream crossings can be challenging even for younger and more experienced hikers.
Toughest 1.8 mile hike I have ever done. Up and down, switchbacks along the coast with drop-offs that are literally "to die for" in places........ Toss in most of the trail is strewn with large rocks and spots where the trail is very muddy/slick from small streams running over the trail and you have a real ball buster. My feet (bottom) and quads are killing me this morning. Looks to be an "Alleve" and pool/hot tub kind of day today while doing some laundry.
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