Speaking of coffee, spent the morning from 6-30 till 8 out in the garden drinking it, was lovely and cool outside but give up to watch match of the day, should've stayed out, all gone to hot now.You are here welcome ,please show respect and understanding .This is a coffee house
You must have a heck of a mug !
Good morning to you, hope everything is going well for you.
Got one of them percolator things.
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Thanks, darling! Those are our blueberry bushes. What does the leaves for yours look like?
They have a smaller version in Helsinki in the summer ,sometimes they flew over our house and very low easily heard the conversation. I always thought of signing on as a "Hot air ballon retriever " thought it might be as good as the fella who signed on as a Coronation program seller !Bristol Balloon Fiesta: Perfect conditions for second ascent
About 85 hot-air balloons took flight in perfect weather conditions for the second mass ascent.
Been going for about 20 years this. Its truly amazeballs when you see dozens of them drifting across the city.
Anyone know if these go on anywhere else?
Very nice. Your are so talented with your hands, Blue! A few days ago I noticed and meant to comment about the great job you did building the stairs for your cat, those look great too.I went out to the garage after the defeat to think about something else and finished varnishing the dinghy ,it is made from old pine and an old teak worktop ,all cast off wood :-
The white one might be a puffball but definitely don't eat it unless you know for sure ,there are more ways to identify ,smell is a very important one and the colour of any juice is too .
Our blue berries have very small leaves .Looking again it is not a puffball.
Thank you .
I saw that "heavens only " very nice !
Thanks, Jazzy. I understand you and Mrs. J hesitation to visit the US but if there is one country that I have been fortunate to travel widely (even though I still have a lot to see) is this nation. I may have mentioned this already here so forgive me if I you are reading this again, but back in 2002 the hubby and I took 3 months of to travel all over the US in our VW van. We drove almost 21,000 kilometers (I mean Mr. Sass did, I only drove like 200 of those lol) and we visited as many national parks as we could and one thing became clear to me about this country, how diverse it is from region to region and how amazingly beautiful its landscape is. Not to mention how much wildlife there is too. During our trip I witnessed animals on the wild that I had never seen in my life. Another aspect is that a lot of this natural beauty is accessible for free. With the hubby we were discussing this aspect yesterday, how fortunate we were. In Costa Rica for example, we had to pay every time we wanted to go for a hike as most land is private and people are trying to make a living of it. Anyway, all this to say that if you and Mrs. J ever decide to visit the US you won’t be disappointed with the beauty this country has to offer. And while I don’t have enough space to invite you to stay with us. If you ever want to visit this region you can count of me as your guiding tour. The Blue Ridge mountains that you see in this pic are among the oldest in the world. There is so much to see in this area besides nature as one of the richest man in the US, George Vanderbilt used to own half of the mountain in this area and built his summer family retrieve in this area. Considered America’s largest home. This French Renaissance castle is in the heart of Asheville and the Blue Ridge Mountains and it is an architectural jewel. The home features 250 rooms, including 35 bedrooms, 43 bathrooms and 65 fireplaces. Not bad for a summer home lol Asheville is also know as beer city as we have a lot of microbreweries and many of our restaurants are top cuisine. So if you ever decide to visit the US keep this region in mind.
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