PS..Pimpy will like both efforts..............................Richo.

perfect, thank you

I can't imagine why anyone would want to endure such weather...........here in Oregon, this past week, I've been in my pond, retrieving water lily pots and dividing them. The fish are active, so active it is a temptation to feed them.  The water lily rhizomes are huge, I got as many as 10 starts from a single culm.  Listed them on craigslist for free, and got a dozen takers.

The only thing I have to do weatherwise, is take in the hummingbird feeders at night, so the nectar doesn't get too cold.  Right now at 10 AM, the sun is out, the sky is blue, and the only snow I can see is on the peak of Mt. Mcloughlin.

Oregon truly is the land of milk and honey...........

"Oregon truly is the land of milk and honey..........."

Greatly assisted by having crack pot central, aka California next door

BTW, Great photo

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@vicr3000 wrote:

 

"Oregon truly is the land of milk and honey..........."

 

 

Greatly assisted by having crack pot central, aka California next door

 

 

BTW, Great photo

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Hey....native Californian here. Don't be dissing us..... 

Oregon's okaaay if you like rain every other day. But it doesn't beat the balmy year round weather we Southern Californians enjoy. 

so anybody living in those extreme conditions over there..still dont believe in man made climate change??

btw, i hate to be in your shoes joani, i simply dont like winter.. period.. even the mild ones we have over here

California provides little assistance to Oregon...........They want our water, they want to run a LNG pipeline from Coos Bay down through Oregon into California, across almost a dozen rivers vital for salmon spawning............when they move up here, first thing they want to do is make it like the septic system they left, and the second thing they want to do is prevent their neighbors from moving up here.

Former governor Tom McCall said it best, "“We want you to visit our State of Excitement often. Come again and again. But for heaven’s sake, don’t move here to live. Or if you do have to move in to live, don’t tell any of your neighbors where you are going.” (1971).........

http://www.ohs.org/education/tom-mccall-better-oregon/quotes.cfm

But it doesn't beat the balmy year round weather we Southern Californians enjoy.

Yeah, if it isn't mud slides taking Highway 1 into the Pacific, it's wild fires burning down the McMansions.......Southern California is a great place to visit, but unless I was a multi-millionaire, I wouldn't think of living there.