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Creating an Exciting Journey Moment to Moment Enjoying Photography, Gardening, Nature, & Life
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2016-09-24 01:13
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1y
RE: Ordinary life
You have so much to care for I don’t know how you keep up with it all. The surveillance is awesome, we have the same for when we leave our anxiety driven pup so we know she’s okay. I used to have 30 Australian
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Fungi Lovers
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RE: Mushroom Monday - False Alarm
Mushroom foraging is one thing I would love to learn. Perhaps growing my on would be safer. 😅😂
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Shadow Hunters
1y
RE: Reflection Hunters Contest Round - 238
It’s a perfect shot for the reflection contest. Well done! It’s funny how we find photo opps for contests in different communities to share. 😍🤩
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Actifit
1y
RE: Down to the River With The PDGs! My Actifit Report Card: September 22 2025
Dog + water + sticks = Pure Bliss! ❤️
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Sketchbook
1y
RE: A tiny freaky cat (oil on paper)
I can’t believe you lose your creative vibe. You have so many wonderful, playful, avenues to create your magic. 🥰🤩
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Worldmappin
1y
RE: Walking the North Sea Trail, Denmark – Hirtshals to Tversted
Wow, what a wonderful adventure you are all having. The photos are stunning as well as the stories intriguing. Have fun on your trek.
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ecency
1y
RE: Summer end, and small walk
Okay, now I want pizza!
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Caturday
1y
RE: Curator Cat: It's Caturday and the Weather is Changing!
Your fur babies have the best place in the house for a cat tree to enjoy watching the birds. 😍
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Photography Lovers
1y
RE: Beautiful Snapdragons, their enticing beauty and magnetic charm! Enjoy Watching!
I love snapdragons! I grew this variety this year and right now I have a dark scarlet one blooming. The bees are enjoying them every day. Beautiful photos of the flowers 🤩
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Fascinating Insects
1y
RE: European mantis
How great that you saw it in the garden, they are rarely seen. I find them so fascinating and wish I had them here.
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Homesteading
1y
RE: Saving Seed for the Herbal Homestead
That is a lot of Calendula! I have been saving seeds from this years flowers and veggies. They are drying on paper plates and almost ready to package. It saves so much money every year. I put up a lot
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Homesteading
1y
RE: Two years of renovation
Congratulations on making so much progress it looks awesome.
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Homesteading
1y
RE: A specialty from my homeland made of peppers and eggplant - AJVAR
It sounds delicious and I can tell a lot of work to prepare. 🤩
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Foodies Bee Hive
1y
RE: Raspberry Jam Making Day - by Sunscape
Thank you!
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HiveGarden
1y
RE: Broccoli and Around the Gardens - September 20 & 21, 2025 @goldenoakfarm
You have so many flowers still blooming nicely. I have not seen Heliotrope in years and if I remember correctly, it has a sweet aroma. Tom looks handsome in his dad's hat! I cut down everything in the
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Foodies Bee Hive
1y
RE: Raspberry Jam Making Day - by Sunscape
I should be doing keto too but keep putting it off. Hubby is the jam king; I rarely have any.
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Foodies Bee Hive
1y
RE: Raspberry Jam Making Day - by Sunscape
Wow, it is similar to strawberry jam but much stronger in flavor. Thank you for visiting.
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Foodies Bee Hive
1y
RE: Raspberry Jam Making Day - by Sunscape
Yes, thank you!
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Foodies Bee Hive
1y
RE: Making Venison & Beef Shelf Stable - by Sunscape
I get it! The canner is large and heavy too, but I add most of the water with a smaller pot, so I don't have to lift it with water in it. I take it out the same way, that saves my back big time. I just
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HiveGarden
1y
RE: September Blossoms & This and That Tidying Up - by Sunscape
I do love that Hydrangea so much and the white flowers are spectacular, especially in the moonlight. Fall is the time that most of the perennial plants die back to recover for next year's growth. It is
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