I love the rise and fall of our Long Island Sound tides,
and they've been particularly high of late.
Overlooking the 14th hole of Shorehaven Golf Course
on one of our few semi-sunny days.
(Click pics to embiggen - much better!)
To the left....
And to the right...
On another note, there has been tremendous growth at our CG plot!
Well, except for the pepper plants.
What is UP with the pepper plants???
If they don't start growing soon, I'm ripping those suckers OUT!
Our very first harvest!
Three pea pods!
We cannot feed the masses...yet...
(Hope springs eternal, tho!)
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xoabb
expect anything!
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LISound photos: 6/29/9
CG photos: 7/2/9
Marvelous shots! That's a lot of water! And your garden looks great! Hope those peppers get their act together soon!!
ReplyDeleteVery wet. I thought I was looking at rice paddies at first.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
I love peas... I see many more flowers so more is on the way!
ReplyDeleteI woke up to something similar, storms. I hope not everything suffered.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a HIGH tide, wow! Long Island Sound always sounded (pardon the pun) like a lovely name and now I see it's a lovely place. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!! My Dad would have loved to have played that course. He was golf obsessed. Hold tight for those peppers. They are coming. You are about three weeks behind us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sound shots! How'd you fix those peas?;)
ReplyDeleteLove these .. what wonderful panaramammmmmmas .. and those peas, I bet they tasted sweet .. be nice to the peppers, maybe they need encouragement .. give 'em a pep(per) talk!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos...that first shot is gorgeous...alot of standing water so there's been alot of rain ...garden liked the rain..
ReplyDeleteAny peas I've grown have never made it to the table. Yum!
ReplyDeleteLove the golf course picture!
Have fun in MO. See you in a couple weeks (I love saying that)!
Yay for peas!!!
ReplyDeleteLots of water, but beautiful scenes!
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July - Be safe & GOD BLESS!!!
Save a pod for me.
ReplyDeleteoh, that sound...so beautiful.
ReplyDeletecongrats on the garden - it's looking great. sorry about the peppers - I really love a beautiful red bell pepper.
Ann: What lovely skies you have shown.
ReplyDeleteThree pea pods, did you eat them on the spot or share them?
I've heard that Miracle Gro makes an ORGANIC fertilizer now. That might just the thing for your peppers. Don't give up yet.
ReplyDeleteMother Nature just redefined water trap. Wow.
ReplyDeleteThree pea pods. I am thinking cuisine on the order of "Waiting for Godot." But that is marvelous.
I hope those peppers grow.
There is corn here in Woodbury that can't be a foot tall. Scary!
Love those tide shots! Give the peppers a chance....they are your lesson in patience apparently.
ReplyDeleteAre there nasturtiums there?
ReplyDeletePepper plants start slow in my opinion. Almost no worth it, but when they FINALLY get produce, SO much better than the store. (Mine are ALWAYS slow, even when everything else is good.)