Instan00dles
Golden Member
Might as well join in the fun
the front of my house
the back of my house
backyard
another backyard shot
the front of my house
the back of my house
backyard
another backyard shot
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Bored.. Random low res yard pictures.
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Wow, very nice. 🙂 Cute little house.
Quite the difference from our rather wild, unpruned vegetation.. LOL..
Having lived about half my life up in the mountains, we don't mind though. It just looks natural to us.
Although, if we owned the property it would be MUCH different.
Instan00dles
Golden Member
My oma doesnt like a messy backyard or garden. I like the house except for during th fall cause there are 3 large tree and its alot of raking to get all those leaves gone.
That's a great lookin property. So much can be done with that. And it looks shady and comfortable. Maybe a vacation home from the city? 😀
We dont' get anything that nice here in South Florida. Gotta go as far north as north Jacksonville or Georgia even before it gets that nice.
We dont' get anything that nice here in South Florida. Gotta go as far north as north Jacksonville or Georgia even before it gets that nice.
Was that a reply to me, or Instan00dles? 😛
If me.. We do live in the city, heh. 92nd Ave. in Portland.. You really wouldn't know it though. In the winter when the trees lose their leaves, you can see Interstate 205 from the front porch. 😛
Here's an airial pic of our place: Red dot marks the spotThat pic is quite old. The road going across the top is Johnson Creek Blvd, the road farthest to the right is 92nd, we live off 91st.
Both corners of 91st and Johnson Creek are now developed commercially.
Mine are kind of wild too. But posting here is more fun than trimming bushes. 😀
Fruit trees can be a real pain to keep up with.
Fruit trees can be a real pain to keep up with.
ShotgunSteven
Lifer
Actually, those were the only two that turned out blurry, it must have been because I was trying to photograph a moving target.
The land I'm on is a thoroughfare for moose, but there is plenty of greenery on the five acres for them to chew on. They do like to nibble on the garden when there is one, though. One year we were parking the cars around the garden at night until we could get the fence erected.
Big Ponderosa Pine in our front yard
I bet this tree is as old as the Willow, 100 - 150 years.. Maybe more. It's neat, double trunked.
I bet this tree is as old as the Willow, 100 - 150 years.. Maybe more. It's neat, double trunked.
Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Cool thread, nice pics everyone.
I'll post a few that I already have, I'll take some more when I get a chance.
front tree
something I should send to weedman for an ad
I want to try to dig up some winter ones, last winter the house was practically berried. about 5 feet of snow up, and about 2 feet hanging from the roof lol.
I'll post a few that I already have, I'll take some more when I get a chance.
front tree
something I should send to weedman for an ad
I want to try to dig up some winter ones, last winter the house was practically berried. about 5 feet of snow up, and about 2 feet hanging from the roof lol.
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