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Grayson & Lu
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G'mornin' Carl -
Beauteous! Something I never envisioned growing up on Lake Michigan!
Beauteous! Something I never envisioned growing up on Lake Michigan!
Jenn & Baxter
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Good Morning Charley...oh wait I mean Carl. 
The pictures are so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
The pictures are so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Angela&Henry
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G'morning Carl.
Lovely, peaceful photos.
Thanks for sharing; feel my stress level going down looking at them.
Lovely, peaceful photos.
Thanks for sharing; feel my stress level going down looking at them.
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Carl & Polly & Bob (GA)
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You all are very welcome!
Angela, taking them gave me an instant relief from stress too. Just before that, I had watched the moon set, huge and orinch on the other side of the island. Too bad I can't take low-light pics with my phone, because it was beautiful to see.
Lori, yes, the chocolate is stashed where Mullet or Bob can't see, smell or touch it. I'll have to find more flowers to photograph. The azaleas are "done" already. Not too many flowers on the island actually. Few of the native species really bloom much. The only place you can see any easily is around our houses where they allow you to plant non-invasive and non-native plants. The house I just moved into has no flowering shrubs. There is a huge Magnolia right outside my window though, and can't wait for it to flower, but that'll be June or maybe May as warm as it's been so far this year. Other than that, mostly just vines like jasmine and trumpet vine really bloom much. Oh, and wisteria, lots of that. If I see 'em, I'll post some pics. :smile:
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Angela, taking them gave me an instant relief from stress too. Just before that, I had watched the moon set, huge and orinch on the other side of the island. Too bad I can't take low-light pics with my phone, because it was beautiful to see.
Lori, yes, the chocolate is stashed where Mullet or Bob can't see, smell or touch it. I'll have to find more flowers to photograph. The azaleas are "done" already. Not too many flowers on the island actually. Few of the native species really bloom much. The only place you can see any easily is around our houses where they allow you to plant non-invasive and non-native plants. The house I just moved into has no flowering shrubs. There is a huge Magnolia right outside my window though, and can't wait for it to flower, but that'll be June or maybe May as warm as it's been so far this year. Other than that, mostly just vines like jasmine and trumpet vine really bloom much. Oh, and wisteria, lots of that. If I see 'em, I'll post some pics. :smile:
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