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| We got in enough camera work last week to do another article this week. |
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| Hideaway Village... |
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| ...in Buzzards Bay |
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| ...off Buttermilk Bay... |
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| ...in Bourne. |
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| Our neighborhood gardens hard enough that I didn't have to leave Hideaway to bang this out. |
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| Looks like a green pepper, but I am pretty sure that it is a green tomato. |
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| I have a smaller and much less successful version of those daisies in my garden. |
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| Since this picture was taken, we put in a nice bench. Someone jacked the old bench. |
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| Thesee captions should be used to tell you what sort of flowers are in the picture, but now is the time to tell you that I got into journalism as a sports betting columnist. |
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| My mom used to make brandy and jam out of those plums. God rest her soul, but it tasted how ketchup would taste if ketchup hated people. |
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| I have a few buoys in my garden, so you know that this house would be getting some love. |
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| I was gonna sneak in this yard and move the plastic thing out of the shot, but doing so would violate the photographer''s Primary Directive. Zapruder didn't do the shooting... |
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| This is one of my favorite shots, and I'd have led off with it had I not sawed the top off the flowers. If I am shooting in bright sun, I have no idea how it came out until I look at it somewhere shady. |
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| How ya like them apples? Ok, apple (s). |
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| Anchor in garden = you just won a spot in Cranberry County Magazine! |
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| There's a lot (lighthouses, clams, lobsters, cardinals) to like here. |
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| Hidden Bunny garden style |
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| Coolest guy in the village |
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| 2 foot high street signs would be handy if we all sledded everywhere. |
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| Mexico paid for that wall. |
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| Needed one with ocean background |
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