Picture of the Day - Everywhere Else

[Teebin]

Yeah, we get that too. Cool (pun intended)
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Ah yes... I had forgot about those rare winter mornings in Florida!

Visited my sister’s farm this weekend. I was completely sold by her pygmy goats.

 

[JoeCamel]

Ah yes... I had forgot about those rare winter mornings in Florida!

Visited my sister’s farm this weekend. I was completely sold by her pygmy goats.

Careful, they can take over your life. They have the eyes of Satan you know...

 

[Ridgepole]

They are pygmy because she is feeding them snow.

 

[Teebin]

A slightly angry sea late this afternoon.

 

[JoeCamel]

Old man winter is home!

 

[Doug A.]

A snow covered Weinermobile

 

[universal_fanatic]

Surprised it didn't shrink in the cold

 

[Teebin]

A storm brought 50° temperatures and high winds today.

 

[JoeCamel]

A storm brought 50° temperatures and high winds today.

I am glad you are there and I am here. Thanks for posting

 

[Mad Dog]

A storm brought 50° temperatures and high winds today.

That does not look inviting. I can understand why you hate winters in Maine.

 

[Teebin]

Thank goodness I took lots of pictures this past summer...

 

[Mad Dog]

Thank goodness I took lots of pictures this past summer...

I just had some sweet william bloom in the front flower garden. It's a bit of a protected south facing area, so it's has a climate of it's own. But nice to see it at the end of December.

 

[Brian G.]

Was going through some old photos of DC from 2016.

 

[Teebin]

 

[Frank Drackman]

 

[Teebin]

^ Mr Gator, have you seen a big white bird anywhere around here?

 

[Frank Drackman]

 

[Teebin]

 

[Mad Dog]

Bar Harbor's old aristocrats.....That's an interesting combination of bricks & wood. Generally you see the wood partnered with stucco. The stonework & brick work were certainly expensive relative to their time period.

 

[Teebin]

Bar Harbor's old aristocrats.....That's an interesting combination of bricks & wood. Generally you see the wood partnered with stucco. The stonework & brick work were certainly expensive relative to their time period.

That is what Rockefeller whimsy paid for back in the 20’s. The style is so-called French Tudor and is after the building style of 16th century Normandy. It was built as a “carriage house” for the carriage roads keeper. The exposed wood is bald cypress.