For a couple of years now, at least, there’s been this mural on the wall of a pizza shop out in Gloucester, MA that I’ve wanted to photograph and post to this blog. But, every time that I’ve passed by the place, the parking lot has been full of cars (apparently, they serve great pizza) [...]
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I Got It! FINALLY!
Posted in Art, Birds, Blogging, Gloucester, Herring Gulls, Humor, Miscellaneous, Murals, New England, Outdoor Projects, Photography, Spring Activities, Summer Activities, tagged Art, Birds, Blogging, Gloucester, Herring Gulls, Humor, Miscellaneous, Murals, New England, Outdoor Projects, Photography, Spring Activities, Summer Activities on March 22, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Two Tickets to Springtime, Please!
Posted in Birds, Close-up, Conservation, Environment, Gardening, Houseplants, Mandarin Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Orchids, Outdoor Flowers, Outdoor Projects, Photography, Spring Activities, tagged Gardening, Mandarin Ducks, New England Flower Show, Orchids, Outdoor Flowers, Photography on March 16, 2008 | 9 Comments »
I can’t tell you the number of years that I’ve wanted to attend the New England Flower Show. Of course, I do recall that I’ve admitted at least once before that I am a procrastinator extraordinaire. But this year folks, I FINALLY GOT THERE! Then again, maybe my “subconscious” just knew that there really wasn’t [...]
Well, … It Fell Over!
Posted in Automobiles, Birds, Ford Model A, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Outdoor Projects, World War II on September 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
But, really, not before I was, … well, … almost finished with the new one! Still, before I show you the finished product, I’d like to show you “the work in
Uh-Oh! It’s Gonna Fall Over!
Posted in Animals, Birds, Miscellaneous, Outdoor Projects on August 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I really am feeling a bit embarrassed by all of this; after all, I see this post every single day. But it really wasn’t until the last time I filled the feeders and the post wobbled. It was then that I stepped back and took notice of the way in which the post had begun [...]



