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| This is some sort of tree, I wish we had them jup north |
We took a walk along our usual one when the temperatures get too hot. It's shaded from the afternoon sun but still open to the occasional breeze. I like it because it lets us keep tabs on the bathtub birdbath. The guy seems to have a long-standing fight to keep goldfish alive in the fishbowl. He claims all sorts of enemies as villains in depleting his population of goldfish. Personally, I think the local cats do a job on that washtub. For a while he used to put plastic over the tub to prevent "harvesting" of his fish but that's an occasional thing anymore.
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| The bathtub fishbowl perseveres but no fish at the present time |
The route also has gorgeous yellow flowers that grow over the walkway and different ones that grow on a tree, both are pleasing to just look at while walking. Hoolie sees it as an excellent opportunity to spread his DNA around. However, when he's done, his tongue is handing out - it's hot!
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| We walk under these everyday, they form an arch over the sidewalk |
No news is good news. Key West is still sitting at 35 for the virus cases but the Keys are still on lockdown.
2 comments:
Bob, That top picture with the pale yellow flowers is a plumeria. I use to grow them up here in the chilly north. You can root them from a piece of the branch. Since they are tropical you have to bring them in over the winter up here. I use to buy branches at the Philly Flower Show and root them in 50/50 perlite and potting soil.
Billie, they are such stunning flowers! They look odd to me growing out of a tree.
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