Another view from my home office window. Our grass is still green and the corn in the field is high - not a bad summer here.
Monday, August 18, 2008
Day 231 - Rear window view - still green
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I began this blog in 2008 after I retired. My main interest is photography and so most posts will contain photos, along with brief comments or explanations. I participate in several weekly blogs and occasionally post my own recurring themes. Occasionally I throw in comments, kudos or complaints about the world situation. Links to my other two blogs are below the "Disclaimer".
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I began this blog in 2008 after I retired. My main interest is photography and so most posts will contain photos, along with brief comments or explanations. I participate in several weekly blogs and occasionally post my own recurring themes. Occasionally I throw in comments, kudos or complaints about the world situation. Links to my other two blogs are below the "Disclaimer".
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All photos on this blog belong to me and are protected by copyright; they may not be copied, reproduced or distributed without the express, written consent of myself. All Rights Reserved.
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- I am retired, married to a smart, talented lady who once thought we computer people were geeks and now is one of us geeks. I have a long time interest in photography. We live in Maryland, about 50 miles from Washington, DC. My main camera is a Nikon D3100 with two zoom lenses (18-55 and 55-200). [Portrait by Marianne Oct 2, 2010]
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- Day 244 - Beautiful old barn
- Day 243 - Butterflies are free . . .
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- Day 241 - All screwed up
- Day 240 - Pasta, reflection and shadows
- Day 239 - Not still life
- Day 238 - Still life?
- Day 237 - Morning shadows
- Day 236 - US Gold
- Day 235 - Swirling clouds
- Day 234 - Another butterfly
- Day 233 - The froggy and the butterfly
- Day 232 - Black and white - Blue and white
- Day 231 - Rear window view - still green
- Day 230 - Colorful window boxes
- Day 229 - Saying good-bye
- Day 228 - Dropping gas prices
- Day 227 - Water fall
- Day 226 - Lights and reflections
- Day 225 - More than a smile
- Day 224 - The sun is smiling!
- Day 223 - High wire birds
- Day 222 - White puffs in a blue sky
- Day 221 - Misty morning
- Day 220 - Water on windshield
- Day 219 - Small feathered friend
- Day 218 - Beginnings of independence
- Day 217 - Water and bikes
- Day 216 - What is this?
- Day 215 - Storm leaving, no mystery here
- Day 214 - Another guess for you
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3 comments:
So pretty - anyone would be happy with that view.. I see that corn, it sure is nice and green. Some here isn't so green but there are a few crops that are.
Rec'd box tops today! Thank you so very much!!! =)
The view is nice. I have an office tacked on the back our our house and two windows that look out on my backyard. I posted a picture of it on my Brookville Blog recently. Everything is green there but showing signs of summer/fall stress and a lack of rainfall. My front yard is on a slight incline and not shaded and it is turning brown. I hate it when it does that because it has done that in the past and I ended up losing most of the grass and had to reseed.
I would borrow two or three ears of that field corn and eat it like sweet corn. We used to live at our first house with a field in the back like this and when they put field corn out we would sample a few ears. It is not like sweet corn but it tasted good.
you have such a lovely backyard and you take such nice pictures of it and you were partly responsible for the pergola we just had built in our yard because I like yours so much!
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