The second shot faces north, which gives a sense of what lies beyond them in the newer corner bed where you can see the Porcupine Grass and just a glimpse of the yellow Lysimachia to the far left. To the right, you can see our infamous intersection, which floods regularly during heavy rain storms, and often strands fools silly enough to attempt to drive through what is often over a foot or two of water! Some people just never learn ....
Monday, July 02, 2007
Front Perspectives of the Boulder Bed
The second shot faces north, which gives a sense of what lies beyond them in the newer corner bed where you can see the Porcupine Grass and just a glimpse of the yellow Lysimachia to the far left. To the right, you can see our infamous intersection, which floods regularly during heavy rain storms, and often strands fools silly enough to attempt to drive through what is often over a foot or two of water! Some people just never learn ....
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That looks really pretty. I wish I could get a whole perspective of you yard. I bet it's filled with color.
Well there's a lot of colour for sure and more on the way too... sometime soon I'm planning on getting some wider perspectives from the front of that area, so stay tuned.
You had a shot from across the street last winter, right?
That's quite a setup you have there. I need to get Mrs. Fetched to start reading here & at Olivia's blog, she might get some good ideas & she would appreciate the different plants (especially your detailed descriptions).
I'm w/ FM and FAR ... love to see the full views too.
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