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Garden check
I went out back this morning looking for that Japanese Beetle I posted about yesterday. I looked around a couple times and can’t find a trace of him. This was out back too. 👆
That rain storm we had the other day must have been really hard, it knocked over a couple of the Coneflowers and beat the hell out of these Phlox. 🙄
I’m being lazy today, I still haven’t started mowing grass. 😬
Last night
three more trees came down in the Woods. On top of the two that came down in the storm a few weeks ago. On top of the old beaver dam.
Not much of a root ball for such a tall tree. The ground is soaked from all the rain, and the tree was weakened after getting hit by one of its friends when it let go of an embankment. The two of them then took down the third tree and they all landed on the unfortunate aforementioned first two trees. Nature's dominoes.
On the plus side, if another beaver comes along and decides to set up shop....
Muros de adobe después de una rara lluvia en el desierto, San Pedro de Atacama, 2001.
Trump’s wall on the border with Mexico was the signature project of his administration. It’s certainly an apt symbol of the Trump presidency because it turned out to be an overpriced piece of shit.
Migrants have discovered that it’s not too difficult to climb over or cut through it. And if you are patient, Mother Nature will create openings with rain (as it did this month) or with wind (as it did in January 2020).
TYT had fun playing clips of Trump telling adoring crowds about how impregnable his wall was going to be.
Why You Should Invest In Waterproofing Your Basement, Wilmington, DE
The structure of the house depends on proper foundation maintenance to include waterproofing to prevent moisture and rain damages. Why you should invest in waterproofing your basement; let's find out.
Campanario de adobe después de un temporal, iglesia, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, 2002.
a close call by Davivid Rose Via Flickr: (In January 2023 during a heavy rainstorm in California part of the ceiling at the place where I am temporarily sheltered collapsed without any warning! If it had fallen on me I could have been seriously injured or killed. Gypsum board soaked with water can be very HEAVY. Now when I look up I can see the attic. And the sky.) A randomly-edited selection of approximately 700 of my pictures may be viewed by clicking on the link below: www.flickr.com/groups/psychedelicart/pool/43237970@N00/ Please click here to read my "autobiography": thewordsofjdyf333.blogspot.com/ And my Flicker "profile" page may be viewed by clicking on this link: www.flickr.com/people/jdyf333/ My telephone number is: 510-260-9695
Cartoon of the Day: 5-24-19: 144/365. Hope the Ark has Farmers Insurance!
