WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[twin]

A long the Horseshoe trail
Found the Scarlets Mill bridge. Only two like this left any more. From 1881.

It was built by the Reading RailRoad. As you can see it's not here any more. Next time we will walk the ROW.

[twin]

Today it's the fog.

[Jett129]

What a really cool shot. Captured the fog perfectly.

[twin]

@Jett129  I have been trying to walk in remote locations to stay away from people at this time. How is it for you in North NJ.?

[Jett129]

I’m actually in Central Jersey,and it’s gotten pretty scary,with the amount of local virus cases.

[steelworker]

[goosehd]

@steelworker Beautiful place!  I imagine you see wild turkeys on occasion there.  Are you located in Eastern PA, around Hershey or central?

Grew up in WV, hence the questions?  Reminds me of home.

[steelworker]

Central Pa, @goosehd ,it's easy to take pictures here its so lovely.
And yes, wild turkeys ,pheasant, here's a crap photo of a blue heron in flight. I never saw the wader at bottom until I threw the pic online.  ::)

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[goosehd]

Thank you for reminding me of home!

[twin]

Happy Easter everyone.

[Chap]

Cleaning the… ahem watching the robot cleaning the pool

[Chris]

Might want to add a touch more water, no?

[vjiforlife]

Crazy man. The one time I log in to look into some product pics and I see a spot where I used to play pick up ball and one of the old neighborhoods I used to live in. South STL!

@Anesthetist:

Last night the missus and I had a charity auction themed “Mad for Plaid”. Compared to past years, this outfit was a natural.

Today we took Mia out for a bike ride and some kite flying

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[Chap]

Lots of rain the past days, good for the vegetation everything‘s green now in the backyard and the rhododendrons started to blossom

[Giles]

That's my kind of raised bed….

[Chris]

So Julie decided that our yard needs improvement.  Last year she got on board with the idea of native, low maintenance, minimal watering needed landscaping, rather than the American standard "let's cover everything in sod and water it four days a week!" approach.  So for water retention, we have mulch. A lot of mulch.  And who gets the job of spreading it?  That's right, this guy.

This is yesterday, when I was roughly 1/3 of the job done. The rest goes in the back yard next weekend, where I'll be planting some fruit trees and doing whatever additional diabolical manual labor she's dreamed up for me.  Luckily, temperatures are only in the mid 90s F, (low 30s C) so at least it's not ungodly hot.

Today is more pleasant

[sabergirl]

I beg to differ. The mid-90s is ungodly hot. I mean, you’ve been in TX too long, man! Good work on installing a more manageable landscape, though!

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[scooter]

Remember, that is @Chris talking there. I get the sense his tongue was firmly planted in his cheek as he typed.

[neph93]

Over or under 30C, TX is ungodly, regardless.

Nice job @Chris.

[Chris]

@scooter:

I get the sense his tongue was firmly planted in his cheek as he typed.

This is correct. 
@neph93:

Over or under 30C, TX is ungodly, regardless.

This is, too.