07-10-2022, 10:07 AM
Happy Weekend, all! Been a busy one for me, as well.....Trying to run a water line to my daughter's garden, it's been so dry....but then it rained all day saturday, off and on, so was a good day!!
Don, very nice shots of the flowers..do tell, what is that first one? I have never seen anything like it. I love yellows and greens.
Dave, I tried planting that "faux iris" and it bloomed one season, then was gone, Maybe you have to dig them up like you do gladiolus in my area.....Your shot is well composed, love the backdrop.
Peter, you always have the answer! I'm known for trying to figure things out, to the chagrin of my children....
Grant, that's a beautiful double rainbow!! Great catch! Did you find the pot of gold?
Well, as I was leaving my house, and on the corner, I saw these two fawns romping in the sunshine! I had to smile! I only had my phone with me, so not a great shot! But twins are always fun to see (except to the farmers, who always get crop damage from too many deer!! It's funny. During deer hunting season, they are nowhere to be found. After the season, you can see herds, up to 25 at a time, eating the new soybean growth......they know......
Don, very nice shots of the flowers..do tell, what is that first one? I have never seen anything like it. I love yellows and greens.
Dave, I tried planting that "faux iris" and it bloomed one season, then was gone, Maybe you have to dig them up like you do gladiolus in my area.....Your shot is well composed, love the backdrop.
Peter, you always have the answer! I'm known for trying to figure things out, to the chagrin of my children....
Grant, that's a beautiful double rainbow!! Great catch! Did you find the pot of gold?
Well, as I was leaving my house, and on the corner, I saw these two fawns romping in the sunshine! I had to smile! I only had my phone with me, so not a great shot! But twins are always fun to see (except to the farmers, who always get crop damage from too many deer!! It's funny. During deer hunting season, they are nowhere to be found. After the season, you can see herds, up to 25 at a time, eating the new soybean growth......they know......