Room With a View

[Carol Dee]

Wouldn't that serve them right, getting to see what we do !?!?

 

[Carol Dee]

This is the only decent view from our front porch. The city park across the street, looking towards the water tower and fire station. Fall and Winter shots.

 

[baymule]

Carol, those are beautiful views!

 

[ninnymary]

Thanks Carol, but somehow it's not the same.

Mary

 

[ninnymary]

See...you do have a view Carol. Ho-hum I'm all alone...woe is me...

Mary

 

[buckabucka]

I think you've all seen my views, but I'll post a few anyway. The views would be pretty, except we have crammed so many buildings and hoop houses everywhere that you can't see much of the landscape!
Looking south: if you look carefully, you can see the last remaining vestiges of "stump henge" up in the field:

Looking north-west-ish: yet another hoop in background, serving as tractor shed. It collapsed this winter:

West: DH has been clearing out there. Grow out pen.

I don't have a north view photo. A tiny section of woods and the road. Here's any overview instead, courtesy of google earth:

 

[Carol Dee]

I really think I will try t get some shots of the NOT so nice views in the other 3 directions. Mary, I LOVE your colorful and tidy space.

 

[so lucky]

Mary, from what I hear, in order to have a big yard or a view in San Francisco, you would have to be a ka-jillionaire.
I guess there are advantages and drawbacks to where ever a person lives.

 

[ninnymary]

Mary, from what I hear, in order to have a big yard or a view in San Francisco, you would have to be a ka-jillionaire.
I guess there are advantages and drawbacks to where ever a person lives.

so lucky, you're right. I have a decent size house and yard so I have nothing to complain about. It's amazing how much you can pack in your garden when you have to.

Mary

 

[baymule]

I have a tiny yard too, but I cram all I can in it!