Aunt Florence's Vacation Slides
These are pictures of the two week old corn that Claypool planted in my garden and turning your back to the garden the next picture is a shot across the property between the two sheds. The tree trunk framing the left of the picture is a shag bark hickory and in the bottom right up to and around those first two trees (the right one almost out of the picture) is where the larger of the chicken coops was and if you look real hard just upper right of dead center you can see the disconnected white cab of a small Toyota truck tucked into the far woods. Just to the right of that is where I have stacked the tires for now. The shed on the right is where, back left corner, the paints cans and buckets are still located and the shed you can almost see on the left is where, under the right overhang, the 302 V-8 Maverick used to sit and just to front left of that shed on the left is where the cripped aluminum carport frame used to reside. Just across from that, behind that right shed is where I began the archeology out here, digging up a large half buried pile of lumber, which made up the first (of I think now seven) burn pile.
The next picture is the tires I mentioned.
The next picture is the top left of the Maverick shed with a big tree in the background.
The next picture is the Maverick shed and right overhang where the Maverick lived for 14 years. In the background in the shadows is where the dog pen is, which I have started to dismantle.
The next picture is a flower on a small tree to the left of the Maverick shed's left overhang. I guess it appears to be some sort of dog...I just got up to see what that crashing sound was and it was that big dead limb from the pecan tree in the backyard that I was thinking I would cut off one day but now I don't have to. Anyway that flower I guess would be some sort of dogwood but neither it nor the leaf are classic dogwood so I don't really know what it is.
The next three pictures are from the back edge of the property and show proof I guess that the big trees do blow down sometimes (and maybe helped along by bugs).
I think your flower is a Hibiscus type commonly known as Rose of Sharon.
Thank you, it looks right. I was hoping you would know what it was.
Waiting for a Grapes of Wrath reference from Dave...
let's keep any breast suckling contained in that other thread
There was breast suckling going on somewhere and I missed it?
fuck steinbeck!
will that do?
knee high by the 4th of July
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These are pictures of the two week old corn that Claypool planted in my garden and turning your back to the garden the next picture is a shot across the property between the two sheds. The tree trunk framing the left of the picture is a shag bark hickory and in the bottom right up to and around those first two trees (the right one almost out of the picture) is where the larger of the chicken coops was and if you look real hard just upper right of dead center you can see the disconnected white cab of a small Toyota truck tucked into the far woods. Just to the right of that is where I have stacked the tires for now. The shed on the right is where, back left corner, the paints cans and buckets are still located and the shed you can almost see on the left is where, under the right overhang, the 302 V-8 Maverick used to sit and just to front left of that shed on the left is where the cripped aluminum carport frame used to reside. Just across from that, behind that right shed is where I began the archeology out here, digging up a large half buried pile of lumber, which made up the first (of I think now seven) burn pile.
The next picture is the tires I mentioned.
The next picture is the top left of the Maverick shed with a big tree in the background.
The next picture is the Maverick shed and right overhang where the Maverick lived for 14 years. In the background in the shadows is where the dog pen is, which I have started to dismantle.
The next picture is a flower on a small tree to the left of the Maverick shed's left overhang. I guess it appears to be some sort of dog...I just got up to see what that crashing sound was and it was that big dead limb from the pecan tree in the backyard that I was thinking I would cut off one day but now I don't have to. Anyway that flower I guess would be some sort of dogwood but neither it nor the leaf are classic dogwood so I don't really know what it is.
The next three pictures are from the back edge of the property and show proof I guess that the big trees do blow down sometimes (and maybe helped along by bugs).
- jimlouis 7-01-2008 8:43 pm
I think your flower is a Hibiscus type commonly known as Rose of Sharon.
- alex 7-02-2008 7:07 am [add a comment]
Thank you, it looks right. I was hoping you would know what it was.
- jimlouis 7-02-2008 7:27 am [add a comment]
Waiting for a Grapes of Wrath reference from Dave...
- adman 7-02-2008 11:44 am [add a comment]
let's keep any breast suckling contained in that other thread
- mb 7-02-2008 11:57 am [add a comment]
There was breast suckling going on somewhere and I missed it?
- jimlouis 7-02-2008 12:15 pm [add a comment]
fuck steinbeck!
will that do?
- dave 7-02-2008 12:47 pm [add a comment]
knee high by the 4th of July
- Marco (guest) 7-03-2008 9:36 am [add a comment]