"We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open." -- Jawaharlal Nehru
Wow! I suddenly realized that I really missed to visit your great city through your blog. This picture is great. Palm trees look like a bouquet of roses or some like that. Seda Istanbul Photo
This palm (Phoenix reclinata) has been over groomed and is now an angular piece of art. If it was left to nature it would be a softer and denser screen for the house. Google 'Phoenix reclinata' and see how beautiful the palm can be.
Hi Isabella, Thanks for your comment on my blog. I survived the Greek fires. Actually I was in the Islands (Kos, Crete and Mykonos) where there were no fires; only the island of Evia was somehow affected. I’m glad to be back and catch up your posts! Now, «privacy hedge»? At least you may probably look at! The Endless Blue post remembers me of Camoens, the 16th century Portuguese epic poet for whom Portugal was «where the land ends, and the sea beginns, and Phoebus rests in the Ocean...» As I’m late, my posts at Blogtrotter are still in Bali 2005. Hope you enjoy it, anyhow! Have a great weekend!
For what it's worth, I've never heard it called a privacy hedge up my way. You plant trees and hedges for privacy but never heard that useage. Anyway, like Kate said, I'll take the house :)
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Year-round sunshine, white sandy beaches, championship golf courses (and the most millionaires per square mile in the world!).
So come, take a dip, the water's temperature is a constant 74°F. But please, DO NOT FEED THE ALLIGATORS!!!
18 comments:
Redefines privacy too.
--steve buser
New Orleans Daily Photo
A privacy octopus?
If I could have the house, I'd gladly accept the hedge,too.
Wow! What a luxurious house! Love the palm tree, too!
i tend to agree. like the house, could do without the palmistry
Why do those remind me of Don King hair dews?
Excellent photo today, yesterdays long peer photo, wonderful.
the palms really create a funny composition:)
Well, at least I believe you can pass by. Try to the left or the right; it should work! ... and I guess the shadow is appreciated?
Wow! I suddenly realized that I really missed to visit your great city through your blog. This picture is great. Palm trees look like a bouquet of roses or some like that.
Seda
Istanbul Photo
This palm (Phoenix reclinata) has been over groomed and is now an angular piece of art. If it was left to nature it would be a softer and denser screen for the house. Google 'Phoenix reclinata' and see how beautiful the palm can be.
Hi Isabella,
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
I survived the Greek fires. Actually I was in the Islands (Kos, Crete and Mykonos) where there were no fires; only the island of Evia was somehow affected. I’m glad to be back and catch up your posts!
Now, «privacy hedge»? At least you may probably look at!
The Endless Blue post remembers me of Camoens, the 16th century Portuguese epic poet for whom Portugal was «where the land ends, and the sea beginns, and Phoebus rests in the Ocean...»
As I’m late, my posts at Blogtrotter are still in Bali 2005. Hope you enjoy it, anyhow!
Have a great weekend!
That's really lovely-sort of overdone in a classy sort of way.
If that's a Privacy Hedge, I can't wait to see the Guard Dog!
For what it's worth, I've never heard it called a privacy hedge up my way.
You plant trees and hedges for privacy but never heard that useage.
Anyway, like Kate said, I'll take the house :)
I love those palms :-) -- May we exchange Palms with my basil small pot on my terrace?
HA!! :)
You made me laugh :) LOL
JoAnn :)
What an impressive batch of palms!
I like it, myself. But then again, I like anchovies too, so don't mind me.
A beautiful world indeed.
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