Pretty little pink tree
Don’t blink during a safe walk in the Village of Liverpool or you’ll miss the pretty little pink bloomer. It’s got that weeping willow shape …
Don’t blink during a safe walk in the Village of Liverpool or you’ll miss the pretty little pink bloomer. It’s got that weeping willow shape …
The trees in the Village of Liverpool are oh-so-lovely in April. The white bloomers line up quite nicely on First Street, I think.
We had more than a little snow in my part of the world for Earth Day 2021. The yellow daffodils in our front yard garden had met their match. And yes that is the backyard pool under the puddle, which is over the cover, which will come off sooner than this photo looks. I think…
The front corner rose bush has made it through another winter, we think, hope, pretty much know. Thank you, nature.
Our nice, comfortable spring time awaits back there, from sitting under the side alcove to wandering around the greening backyard. Thank you, April advancements.
I very much appreciate how the colors pop out one-by-in as we continue through spring in our front yard. Taking its turn right now is the lovely lavendar.
No wonder Elisabeth and George have gotten so good at getting their puzzles together of late. They’ve got extra help from Ava, using the best of her cat-like reflexes.
My dear wife Karen has been attempting to make our backyard pool more comfortable through various means for the last five years. Solar blankets this way and that way. What a pain. We knew the old heater did not work, word of mouth via our very good realtor. This spring she told our reliable pool…
Ava the darling cat that graces the life of terrific daughter Elisabeth and George Three will take her place among the Syracuse Mets set photo fans this upcoming season at NBT Bank Stadium along with our cherished rescue mutt Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle. Our only (slight) disappointment is that the Triple-A baseball team won’t…
The Syracuse Mets put out a call for photographs that will be used for life-sized seat fillers at NBT Bank Stadium once their Triple-A baseball season starts come May. You’ve seen them at various major league and college sports if you’ve watched events on TV throughout our time of COVID-19, I assume. Our minor-league team…
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