Sunday Panorama
A Sunday panorama of the pool solar, taken in 2016.
Our longtime local pest control company was sold to a big chain, so we found someone better.
An online birding event: 34 species photographed here in one day.
Our 50-year-old house has shifted a bit, and the north hall’s doors show it.
Our nearest neighbor’s dogs visit every day, and once got collected by an overzealous Animal Control.
People who don’t live here keep driving up our private road to party, litter and crash.
Printing my favorite wildlife shots from the north garden to hang around the house.
Agent Smith replaces the dying amplifier in the M Coupe, and no more static.
The road committee, and why no one can help us remove a burned-out car that’s sat across from our south border for 15 years.
Panoramas of the great room, just before its transformation began.
All but two of our new nest boxes were used this spring, by bluebirds, wrens and a titmouse.
A half-dozen of the neighbor’s goats and sheep jumped onto our land from a manure pile, and rounding them up.
Our new eastern neighbors’ livestock and fence problems, and the new fence that’s finally going in.
A week visiting my parents on Longboat Key, with a view of Purgatory from the plane.
Back from vacation and back in my office, with a few furniture finds and crafts.
Underwater on Little Cayman, with stingrays, a lobster and more.
The blue couch finally finds its spot, in my office, where it actually gets used.
Coming home to a gopher snake blocking the driveway. Snakes are our friends, since they eat rodents.
Trying to get Samsung technical support to fix our new oven’s clock. It’s worse than I could ever imagine.
The microwave/oven combo died, so we have a new Samsung, and yet another example of the previous owners’ electrical genius.
Flowers from around Purgatory, and a bouquet from my parents dried for the great room.
The visitors who came to Purgatory over the last year to try the machinery, swim in the pool and admire the views.
A bad winter storm mangled ornaments, toppled the boys’ outdoor cage and knocked over one of our streetlights.
Tenar and Thy are constant companions, and my old homemade PVC play stand finally finds its place in my office.
