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ahem, with much chagrin 
I must amend my earlier post today. During a discussion with my wife about our peregrinations yesterday, I realized that the photo I captioned "Second Connecticut Lake" was in fact taken at the dam of another, nearby lake called Scotts Bog. Scotts Bog is north of Second Connecticut Lake, ca. 1 mile from the national border. 
My apologies!
I must amend my earlier post today. During a discussion with my wife about our peregrinations yesterday, I realized that the photo I captioned "Second Connecticut Lake" was in fact taken at the dam of another, nearby lake called Scotts Bog. Scotts Bog is north of Second Connecticut Lake, ca. 1 mile from the national border. My apologies!
Today, in our garden...
Azalea (Rhododendron) is written in Japanese as "躑躅" (pronunciation "Tsu-tsu-ji", in very complicated two Chinese characters; I can read it but difficult to hand-write correctly from memory!) which comes from the saying that "it is so beautiful that people stop in their tracks when they see it." Both "躑" and "躅" mean to stop or stand still.
Another Azalea tree in our garden having white and scarlet flowers.
And, Marguerite Daisy, also called Paris Daisy; (Argyranthemum frutescens)...
Azalea (Rhododendron) is written in Japanese as "躑躅" (pronunciation "Tsu-tsu-ji", in very complicated two Chinese characters; I can read it but difficult to hand-write correctly from memory!) which comes from the saying that "it is so beautiful that people stop in their tracks when they see it." Both "躑" and "躅" mean to stop or stand still.
Another Azalea tree in our garden having white and scarlet flowers.
And, Marguerite Daisy, also called Paris Daisy; (Argyranthemum frutescens)...
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Date was 2020/April (but not April's fool day):
I thought I had time traveled to an alternate universe or down to Louisiana... or perhaps Kansas!
Four years later, the price is now holding at >2X.
Date was 2020/April (but not April's fool day):
I thought I had time traveled to an alternate universe or down to Louisiana... or perhaps Kansas!
Four years later, the price is now holding at >2X.
whereisbrian
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Happy dwarf in my home
Manchester. Wrapped town hall.
To be objective about my earlier post, the foreground tree in this photo provides us with over 200 lemons, every 6 months.In a "...couple words": I try to avoid running out of lemons.
That wood stove looks to be about a meter or so from the speaker. No concerns about heat damage to the cabinet?
That's been flushed from my memory cache a while agoBeen done quite a few posts back in thread
We should institute penalty points for those who repeat-post and those who start with "I did not read the whole post but I have a Q".Been done quite a few posts back in thread
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In a pub in Stockholm, couldn't not notice the Genelec speakers they had. (I have Genelec G3 as my desktop speakers)
Interesting. I had to Google Karl Grandin to find out about the book. We can see you taking the picture in the reflection on the ball
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I like to think our septic system's leach field has one of the nicest views of any such leach field -- although I don't have all of the data, of course.
At any rate, days like today (01Jun2025) manifest what we call Chamber of Commerce weather here in Northern New England. We put up with a lot in the cold, dark months to get days like this.
At any rate, days like today (01Jun2025) manifest what we call Chamber of Commerce weather here in Northern New England. We put up with a lot in the cold, dark months to get days like this.
What happened to those outdoor Polks you had in your backyard?I like to think our septic system's leach field has one of the nicest views of any such leach field -- although I don't have all of the data, of course.
At any rate, days like today (01Jun2025) manifest what we call Chamber of Commerce weather here in Northern New England. We put up with a lot in the cold, dark months to get days like this.
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Oh, another seasonal (you'll see what I did there) item.
Yesterday, we schlepped down to Concord, NH to watch our granddaughter's soccer game.
When we got to the fields, I* espied this interesting Jeep parked in the lot. Made me feel kind of nostalgic.
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Yesterday, we schlepped down to Concord, NH to watch our granddaughter's soccer game.
When we got to the fields, I* espied this interesting Jeep parked in the lot. Made me feel kind of nostalgic.
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... and this past Friday at the Home Despot, there was this. B)
This weekend I saw the new Renault R5 EV for the first time ‚out in the wild‘. Nice job, Renault (apart from the annoying green), relaunching this icon as an electric version and certainly maintaining the former design! (Sorry for the bad shots, we are certainly not brillant Paparazzi)
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Yeah, I had no clue either.Interesting. I had to Google Karl Grandin to find out about the book. We can see you taking the picture in the reflection on the ball
The beer/pizza pub is this one https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaur...988732-Reviews-Omnipollos_Hatt-Stockholm.html (and the 4 x Genelec are still there on trip advisor photos
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