Photos Of Nature Where You Live

[Nighthawk]

These are lemons from my garden. The ones in the back are ponderosa lemons and yield about a cup of lemon juice each. The one in the front is a Meyer lemon.

 

[JustBe]

WoW!:whistling::tup:

 

[Britt.f7]

My large (oak?) tree before and after the storm pictures. They don't due justice as the tree branches were huge and draped over a large chunk of my yard. I was so sad when it split!

 

[Nighthawk]

Did the rest of the tree survive?

 

[Britt.f7]

Nighthawlk, the tree split in three. There was only one section that did not fall to the ground. It was such a magnificent tree, old. My kids played on it. We had a swing in it. It took us forever to clean it up.

 

[Nighthawk]

((((Britt))))

I would have been very sad too. Storms can be very damaging.

 

[CraftyCath]

my yard.

Your Garden looks massive Britt and I'm so sad about your tree, I love trees.

Beeston Castle in Cheshire yesterday.

The view over the Cheshire plains to the Welsh mountains...

 

[CraftyCath]

Through the trees...

Through the woods...

 

[CraftyCath]

Beeston castle in the distance...

Peckforton castle (a mile away from Beeston). This is a Victorian stately home built to resemble a castle.

 

[Estacia]

So jealous of where some of you live. I live in the desert. No color and 115 degree summers.

 

[Britt.f7]

Your Garden looks massive Britt and I'm so sad about your tree, I love trees.

I love trees too. They are my favorite thing to draw. That tree that split was so old, I could only imagine the history of it. Now that most of it is missing, I feel so bare in my yard. So exposed.

 

[intothelight]

Where I live we have just started to get the very edge of hurricane Sandy. Winds are gusting about 35 to 50 mph so the picture is blurry. But the sunset on the water was absolutely amazing as the clouds started to roll in.