Boat washed up on shore in Sanibel due to Hurricane Ian.
Somebody spray painted SS Minnow on it. Lol
Somebody spray painted SS Minnow on it. Lol
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This is the second most delicious looking thing I have seen today.
Only the second? What was the first?
The barbecue chicken pizza I just devoured. And now I'm on my way to get a Kiwi milkshake so that will be the 3th most delicious thing today. Lol
Preparing single serving, super simple cabbage soup.
Not sure if I ever posted this image or not from where I used to live. Photo taken from the back door in a house where a previous tenant was murdered.
Went for a walk yesterday. Locally I have 3 different woods/forests to go for a walk in..
Went for a walk yesterday. Locally I have 3 different woods/forests to go for a walk in..
That looks familiar.
Really? I highly doubt you are local to myself lol
Awesome!
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alexa79
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Awe thank you. I like to ward off that evil eye. Lol
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alexa79
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Love it.
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Athletic_fit
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Looks great!
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alexa79
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Love this!!!
it’s so relaxing. I also find it encourages my units (no longer little humans) to
Do the same. It’s fun.
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Even baking cookies becomes an activity (They couldn’t eat then because they were too sweet lol)
Also awesome!
A baby bird has been chilling in my garden for a few days, but seems to be alone. Usually I see Mother/an nest about somewhere.
This bird spends most of its time sat on the grass, pecking for food, or hiding under bushes. It can fly, but doesn’t go very high or far. It’s difficult to get a decent photo, as I can’t get anywhere near without scaring it (and too faffy to get my dslr).
I thought it was a baby starling, but it’s too fluffy and lots of pale patches. Some research suggests it might be a juvenile cuckoo.
This bird spends most of its time sat on the grass, pecking for food, or hiding under bushes. It can fly, but doesn’t go very high or far. It’s difficult to get a decent photo, as I can’t get anywhere near without scaring it (and too faffy to get my dslr).
I thought it was a baby starling, but it’s too fluffy and lots of pale patches. Some research suggests it might be a juvenile cuckoo.