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Because, Utah.
Posted on the side of the highway into the small city north of me.
Posted on the side of the highway into the small city north of me.
Never liked short bar stools at a bar... but then this bar is a little on the short side. (random net pic)
Trillium, a medicine for many women's health issues. It can be hard to find. It only grows in very specific conditions. I have 2 species here on the farm. They bloom in early spring, then poof, gone until the next year.
A few trilliums growing here... I took these a couple years ago...
This is a crappy phone picture take at about 2pm on the 8th of December. This is a light as it will be for a while and I won’t have the sun hitting my property until mid Jan. I saw the sun for a few minutes on Saturday as it came out between a mountain pass at about 1:30 pm. That was the last time I’ve seen the sun as it has dipped below the mountains.
We have a little on our place. Dads place has quite a lot
Bought my first factory new vinyl records in 30 years today.
Got a USB Turntable last year to transfer my old vinyl to digital, but couldn't pass these up...
Got a USB Turntable last year to transfer my old vinyl to digital, but couldn't pass these up...
Was leaving the big town just before dark. I cut through a neighborhood to avoid a traffic accident.
There were only 2 house on this street decorated... and these folks went all out! There was a drop off lane for a school across the street so I just stopped and admired their work, took a few photo's.
All the lights in both yards were time synced together. And the lights all changed every 15 seconds. It took about 3 minutes to see all the variations, until the cycle repeated. I saw the giant snoopy first. But finally noticed the giant Minion. Looked cool, but I never figured out who was in the boat.
Anyway... thought ya'll might like them.
There were only 2 house on this street decorated... and these folks went all out! There was a drop off lane for a school across the street so I just stopped and admired their work, took a few photo's.
All the lights in both yards were time synced together. And the lights all changed every 15 seconds. It took about 3 minutes to see all the variations, until the cycle repeated. I saw the giant snoopy first. But finally noticed the giant Minion. Looked cool, but I never figured out who was in the boat.
Anyway... thought ya'll might like them.
They went all out! Thanks for posting them!
Are you talking about that red thing in the center of the second to last picture? Looks like a Dr Seuss character.
Yes! What illuminated it didn't seem to be working. But it looked different when lights further away changed color etc.
One moment it looked like the Grinch, then Casper the ghost, then Alvin in the chipmunks! lol None of them made sense in a boat!
I gave up... next time in town I'll drive by for another look.
That's the Grinch.
The caption read Zion NP
Could be. That would be either be the Virgin River or Pine Creek in the bottom.
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I'm 99% sure it's Zion. I recognize & traveled that road and have stopped at that little parking area myself.
I think you are correct. Been there a few times myself. The top of the mountain in the center looks like a donkey head. Just a bit below the top, the white vertical patch, with the dark line to the top right of it looks like and eye and the light brown at the bottom of it looks like the nostrils.
I drove back by the houses today. All the inflatable displays were deflated. So I couldn't see the odd character in a boat. They were laying on the ground like they were waiting to be blown back up. They must have an air system.
Titled - Coffee Paint... I think I've seen it before, but saw it again today..
Titled - Coffee Paint... I think I've seen it before, but saw it again today..
A photo or a meme? didn't know where to put this one.
Just a couple inches of snow last night.
This is how it starts...
Looks like some chemtrails.
Got to play a very special banjo today, been at least 12 years. I was at a family christmas gathering. I'd forgotten which sister had the banjo. At the time the owner died I tried to pay the family for it. I'd have loved to have kept and "played" it. This banjo is a Gibson Mastertone. At current prices about $2500. Mastertones are serious banjos, quality. And this one is set up to be played by serious pickers!
But it wasn't about the money for me. The deceased owner would roll over in his grave if he knew his banjo was never played... Instead its on a stand collecting dust, gets passed around to various sisters.
(tis the reason my old Martin guitar isn't going to family. It's going to someone who'll play it, someone who will enjoy and appreciate it for what it is.)
Anyway, it got played for a bit today. One of the finger picks had been lost so I couldn't play all out. I even remembered and played the first song we learned on a banjo, man named "Coon Rodgers" taught us his version of Cripple Creek. We were little 7, maybe 8. I didn't get my own banjo for another year.
But it wasn't about the money for me. The deceased owner would roll over in his grave if he knew his banjo was never played... Instead its on a stand collecting dust, gets passed around to various sisters.
(tis the reason my old Martin guitar isn't going to family. It's going to someone who'll play it, someone who will enjoy and appreciate it for what it is.)
Anyway, it got played for a bit today. One of the finger picks had been lost so I couldn't play all out. I even remembered and played the first song we learned on a banjo, man named "Coon Rodgers" taught us his version of Cripple Creek. We were little 7, maybe 8. I didn't get my own banjo for another year.
I learn something new every day. I didn't know you could play the banjo. That's pretty cool!
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