Construction crews have finished with our new sidewalk ramps but now the paving folks are out grinding and repaving the streets in front and on the side of the house. Thank goodness they don't work on weekends so we have a bit of a breather. Time to take a walk up the street. (There are countless infrastructure projects happening in our neighborhood presently. Seems like they've been fiddling with some areas for months already.)
This accidental color combination glowed in the sun.
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So peaceful looking even though during the day when the crews are working the noise and vibrations are so strong that the house shakes.
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Hmmm...are these discarded? I wonder WWLD? (What Would Loree Do) She'd need a bit of help as these are pretty heavy.
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There were several of these much-easier-to-carry steel pipes littering parking strips up and down the street. Seems like tidying them up would be the neighborly thing to do.
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The walk did end at the Seymour conservatory but we'll save that for another day. Now, what do you think would look good planted in those rusty pipes?
This accidental color combination glowed in the sun.
Across the street, this rhododendron, usually in bloom for Valentine's Day is just beginning to open.
So peaceful looking even though during the day when the crews are working the noise and vibrations are so strong that the house shakes.
Hmmm...are these discarded? I wonder WWLD? (What Would Loree Do) She'd need a bit of help as these are pretty heavy.
There were several of these much-easier-to-carry steel pipes littering parking strips up and down the street. Seems like tidying them up would be the neighborly thing to do.
