28 March
The local flying squadron
The local flying squadron
Deepop’s Project 365- 2022
- Thread starter deepop
- Start date
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Herons? Up here I just heard some cranes in the distance.
Pelicans.
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
OK thanks for enlightening mePelicans.
- I’m not used to see pelicans
They are fun to watch. They cruise in groups of two to more than a dozen, usually soaring, rarely moving their wings, often just 15 to 20 feet off the ground. When they feed they fly higher and dive head first straight into the water making a big splash and coming up with water, and occasionally fish filling their distensible throats.Pelicans.
29 March
Tree feet
Photos
Tree feet
Photos
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Wow, really look like giant birds’ feet or dinosaurs
31 March
Lanai windows
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Lanai windows
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Tree arms
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Its climbing out of its dark hiding place to slither along the path.
YES! Heaving itself out.
younger
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Juliana
- Device
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
We have some that are a bit too much here in Australia too
The guardian
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Poolside
Gloomlogue, Photos
Gloomlogue, Photos
3 April
First really nice sunset of the week, and this was looking to the northeast
First really nice sunset of the week, and this was looking to the northeast
jpclicks
MobiPassionista
Beautiful colors!
Thanks, Jeff.
4 April
Construction barrier at the local mall
After dinner sky
Just after sunset
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Construction barrier at the local mall
After dinner sky
Just after sunset
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5 April
Osier art (seen at the Naples Botanical Garden.)
Osier art (seen at the Naples Botanical Garden.)
Ooh, David, are you in Naples? I loved Naples when I was there. That glorious beach [sigh] and the lovely town with all its shops and restaurants.
Yes, we are in Naples. The beaches are, indeed, lovely. The first week we were with the boys, so we didn’t get out to any restaurants or shops. We’re just starting to do that, although we leave in two days.
6 April
Many of the backyard pools are enclosed in screened structures to keep out bugs and debris.
Here’s the view from the lanai.
Access to one of the public beaches.
Around the corner is some ongoing construction where I think they’re building a retaining wall where the the back of the lot meets the canal. These 2 men are waist deep in water with the marine construction barge to their right. I couldn’t quite figure out what they we’re doing.
Many of the backyard pools are enclosed in screened structures to keep out bugs and debris.
Here’s the view from the lanai.
Access to one of the public beaches.
Around the corner is some ongoing construction where I think they’re building a retaining wall where the the back of the lot meets the canal. These 2 men are waist deep in water with the marine construction barge to their right. I couldn’t quite figure out what they we’re doing.
7 April
Our last full day in Florida before flying home tomorrow. Luckily it’s been cloudy all day, thus helping us transition back to the northeast. It’s goodbye to all the palm trees.
Our last full day in Florida before flying home tomorrow. Luckily it’s been cloudy all day, thus helping us transition back to the northeast. It’s goodbye to all the palm trees.
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Have a nice trip back home
8 April
There’s always the window of what-to-do time between checking out and when you have to be at the airport. It may be be harder in tropical climes because you’re wearing pants and shoes (it gets cold in airports and airplanes for us elderly types) instead of shorts and flip flops. We decided to spend it indoors and Naples‘ art museum, which was surprisingly pleasant. Here’s the view from their rooftop patio looking west towrds the beach and its high rise accommodations.
There was areally good exhibit featuring the work of an artist who creates sculptures and installations from all the man made debris she’s collected from beaches around the world. The last part of the exhibit was a forensic analysis of negative impact on marine wildlife. Below is a piece that symbolizes one droplet of oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
There’s always the window of what-to-do time between checking out and when you have to be at the airport. It may be be harder in tropical climes because you’re wearing pants and shoes (it gets cold in airports and airplanes for us elderly types) instead of shorts and flip flops. We decided to spend it indoors and Naples‘ art museum, which was surprisingly pleasant. Here’s the view from their rooftop patio looking west towrds the beach and its high rise accommodations.
There was areally good exhibit featuring the work of an artist who creates sculptures and installations from all the man made debris she’s collected from beaches around the world. The last part of the exhibit was a forensic analysis of negative impact on marine wildlife. Below is a piece that symbolizes one droplet of oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster.