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I am afraid the picture from my stamp room window would be a bit drab at this time..the dogwood tree is bare of leaves and my wifes garden is pretty much dormant..i could cheat and post a picture of the garden in summer..but thats Cheatin !! |
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Timbre667 must win the prize for largest pic ever 29682x2712  I have a fast connection but it did struggle a bit with that one. Here's my view in the summer  |
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Hey smauggie,I can relate. I was born in Minneapolis and spent the first 25 years of my life in Minnesota.  |
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Steve have you ever thought about painting a mural .
Not a bad idea, Harry. Steve  |
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In Winter, the view from my workroom window is a gorgeous panorama of the clotheslines for the block of flats I live in. With Spring, as it is now, they're concealed behind a couple of tree hibiscus. Pleasantly green, but strictly non-distracting. If I had the views the rest of you have, I'd never get any work, philatelic or productive, done. |
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Steve It's a shame my son is on the East coast or he would have done it for you free  .  |
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| Edited by nuggethill - 11/20/2010 9:11 pm |
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In Winter, the view from my workroom window is a gorgeous panorama of the clotheslines  Oooh Tony! Tony, if I lived in Melbourne, I'd be happy to snick around and hang some things on the line for you, that would capture your imagination.... |
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Rodney, Reason totters on her throne at the thought of what you might hang up  |
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Considering that, so far, he has already mentioned leather codpieces, slitted pantaloons,
and budgie smugglers, I'd say you have every reason to worry. |
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Cjd, we are all Chardonnay Socialists here in inner-city Melbourne, and pretty broad-minded generally, but I'm not sure the natives could accept a leather codpiece on the clothesline ... |
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 Hi Stampgal. Quote:
the mountain in my pic is a couple of summits away from the UK's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, around 4,400 feet high. This picture was taken the day after we climbed Ben Nevis, somewhere to the east. Scotland was a wonderful place for us. We went back to see our ancestral roots. The combie we travelled around in with the heather in the background was only 33 years ago. |
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Stampgal,
Stunning view, beautifully green. I did not realize the height of the mountains in UK. When the clouds clear I will share a picture from my house of Pike's Peak. It is Colorado's 31st highest mountain at 14,110 feet. |
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As promissed. The first is outside my stamp room window (The only window that doesn't look over a garden YET)   This one is from outside the kitchen window. (I love my gardens) |
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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses |
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Posted 11/20/2010 2:47 pm
