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| Tree Mellow, three Ravens dropped by yesterday the first time in 35 years. Water for the deer an old wash tub, a self portrait in one. I now have water and a hose out back in the back 40, it was my wife's idea. |
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| Garlic Scapes in with the Blueberries, they are early this year. Bird bath with Robin. Raspberries are hot and heavy. Taz relaxing on Vanity, butterfly's need H2O. |
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| Garlic tea for the bugs, young bunny needs... rose with weird marks, Pookie rules the roost. a Day lilly |
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| Fruit Flam yummy, Columbine and Echinacea |
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| Old notched-eared deer now has water, Point Defiance, squirrel approved wood pile, Peace rose. |
I hope everyone is keeping cool and hydrated.
Wishing everyone in Canada a Happy Canada Day July 1st and our USA friends a Happy 4th of July.
Rob
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As always, your photos are so inviting! I feel a little bit like I have really and truly visited at your place. Louis Dean is a great believer in having plenty of water faucets around! Makes things so much easier! Electric outlets, too!
ReplyDeleteAs always, your photos are so inviting! I feel a little bit like I have really and truly visited at your place. Louis Dean is a great believer in having plenty of water faucets around! Makes things so much easier! Electric outlets, too!
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ReplyDeleteYou eat well with that gorgeous fruit growing nicely. That birthday cake looks special too. Thanks for making Blue Monday special.
Happy Blue Monday!
Beautiful area where you live! Love the flowers, and the deer...it's all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas you have to deal with the drought and beautiful collage of photos for Blue Monday!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you, Happy Fourth of July to the USA
artmusedog and carol
Hi Rob ... beautiful photos. Would be interested to know more about the garlic tea for bugs. If it would keep mosquitoes away, I need to make some.
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Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Oh my host, that Fruit Flan! Your flora and fauna photos are gorgeous -- this is a good start to my day. I saw your link at the Simple & Sweet Fridays party. Ann Marie @ Iris Abbey www.irisabbey.com
ReplyDeleteThat tub of water looks so inviting! As does the flan. Beautiful as always, Rob.
ReplyDeleteWhere we live out of town there are no water restrictions, but we are very worried about the lake where our cabin floats. The level is already down to the late August level. It could be the lowest year on record for us. We are lucky because we float in about 20 metres of water, but some cabins are in much shallower locations and can't move out to deeper water. Going aground is really bad for the float logs. - Margy
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