A CLEMATIS FLOWER IN OUR YARD |
SIDING IS ALMOST COMPLETE ON THE TIM HORTON COFFEE SHOP/CONVENIENCE STORE |
HEADING OUT OF THE BAYFIELD HARBOR TO DO SOME EARLY MORNING FISHING |
THIS GREEN BUG EYED PORSHE IS STILL HANGING OUT IN BAYFIELD |
CLOVER |
A MIX OF QUEEN ANNE'S LACE AND BLUE CHICORY |
STARTING TO SEE A FEW SHINY SPOTS |
TRYING OUT A FEW BIN COMBINATIONS |
FACING WEST WITH THE CREEK GULLEY BEHIND ME |
TURNING AROUND FACING EAST I AM ATOP A 20' PILE OF SANDY CLAY WAITING TO BE BULLDOZED DOWN INTO THAT HOLLOW TO BUILD UP THE ROAD |
ON THE OTHER SIDE NOW LOOKING BACK AND NOTICE MY FOOTPRINTS COMING DOWN THAT BIG PILE OF SANDY CLAY |
- Motel 6 turns off the lights when they see you coming
- There are more dishes in your sink than in your cabinets.
- You think a turtleneck is a key ingredient in soup.- You've ever stood in line to get your picture taken with a freak of nature.
- Your anniversary present was getting the septic tank pumped.
- Your local ambulance has a trailer hitch.
- You watch cartoons long after your kids get bored.
-You think the French Riviera is a foreign car.
-You think you are an entrepreneur because of the "Dirt for Sale" sign in the front yard.
-You're still scalping tickets after the concert is over.
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A donkey had an IQ of 186. He had no friends at all though because even in the animal kingdom, nobody likes a smart-ass!
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Dad, will you help me with my homework?"
"I'm sorry," replied the father. "It wouldn't be right." "Well, " said the boy, "at least you could try."
"I'm sorry," replied the father. "It wouldn't be right." "Well, " said the boy, "at least you could try."
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Al, that 'Nasturtium' flower looks awfully like the Clematis in the second last picture. You sure you got that right?
ReplyDeleteThanks Furry, your right. I forgot we had a Clematis plant in amongst the Nasturtiums and Morning Glories. I'm lucky if I can tell the difference between a tulip and a strawberry plant. I'll make the corrections.
DeleteLoved the ears of corn tucked in with your lovely flower photos. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI am getting excited. I sense a trip in the Winner sooner than later.
ReplyDeleteThe lovely red clover makes a very tasty hot tea; with a taste of sugar, of course. So many different wildflowers you have that 'my' Tennessee also has. I delve into plant medicine.
ReplyDeleteLove that you still have forest to walk through! How is that going with a sale or no? of the park?
ReplyDeletePheebs would love to get to know our Lady Stella, our new golden retreiver. She is 1 now and a real character!