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Trip to the eye doc on Wednesday, got the eyes dilated and have been playing Mr. Magoo the whole afternoon and evening. Can't really see to type all that well, so you get pictures of the garden.
I do have a John Blackshoe post that I'm saving for a rainy day and another Dakota Viking post which is extremely Navy-centric, I mean engine room centric. Once I figure it out, I'll publish it.
For now, here's some pictures ...
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I love this time of year, the garden is a riot of color and there will be more to come. So I'm sharing it with y'all. It's what I do, I share. (Not really, but hey, it sounds good.)
Ciao!
Good looking yard there Sarge even though dilated eyes hate that sunshine. Lot of thought, time and sweat in that yard.......:)
ReplyDeleteIt's our little slice of paradise.
DeleteBeautiful yard, Sarge! Kudos to the both of you!
ReplyDeletejuvat
The missus deserves 99% of the credit.
DeleteNah, carrying bags of topsoil and driving to the garden center is worth at least 5%.
DeleteWell, there is that ... 😁
Delete(suddenly remembers that he, too, also needs to go make an appointment so he can get his eyes unfocused...).
ReplyDeleteThe garden looks great Sarge. One of the things we are really enjoying about. New Home 3.0 Is the fact that there are flowers here from March to October.
Flowers from March to October is awesome.
DeleteA lot of work, skill, and knowledge has gone into creating that yard.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention time, the missus spends a significant portion of her summer out there.
DeleteReally beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI WILL NOT show this to my wife. She is easily convinced that our yard should look a lot nicer than it humble appearance, and my laziness wants to avoid hard work it takes to be anywhere near as nice as yours.
JB
That's the smart move!
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