captaintony wrote:




The snow is melting here too
Bees in the Cherry Trees

Our Cabin atop Palomar Mtn 5800' with a view of the pacific, we've had to move back to the beach recently, sucks. Best years of my life up there, almost

fourwnds wrote:


It's so quaint:)

Love it!!!

PMoondancer wrote:


Let's see...you have snow, you have hills....throw in some skis and I'd say you've got paradise!

Myself I live in the mean, cold, dirty city. But hey, it is what it is!

I forgot to mention I live on the wrong side of the tracks, at the end of the line and on a dead end street. Who could ask for more?

McGanahanSkjellyfetti wrote:


Yes, but you are there:)

That makes it beautiful!

ecojaded wrote:


Wow!! Consider me quite impressed with MN, although never had anything against it..just surprised and now intrigued

I'll have to get a picture of the Mississippi summer settings and represent the south ha.
Glad to see everyone finding the beauty in the places we all live. I know MS can get mundane and can't wait to move, but love finding the nooks n crannies that make me smile




Rainbows and down that highway where ocean breezes blow
My time coming, voices saying they tell me where to go.

Next Thursday my wife and I are bareboating this 48 foot catamaran with a bunch of friends. We will sail from St. Thomas up to Anagada stoping in Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and Yost Van Dyke.

www.cyoacharters.com/salina48/index.asp

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Just found out Lance Armstrong is coming to St. Croix next week. Unfortunately I'll be off on my boat trip so I won't get to see him race.


Famed U.S. cycling champion Lance Armstrong has entered the May 6 Ironman St. Croix 70.3 Triathlon and is coming to the big island, according to race organizers. Armstrong, who won the prestigious Tour de France bicycle race an unprecedented seven consecutive times, has turned his sights back to triathlon, a sport he practiced in his teens.

The St. Croix Ironman 70.3 has historically featured the greatest athletes in the sport of triathlon, but is now stepping up a notch by featuring one of the world’s greatest athletes in any sport, race organizers say. Armstrong will be searching for his first win in triathlon on St. Croix to qualify to compete in the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii.

The St. Croix Ironman, now in its 24th year, is a chance for international competitors to qualify early in the season for the world championships. There are qualifying slots on the line for the Ford Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, and slots to the Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 in Clearwater, Fla.

The race starts in downtown Christiansted and will offer spectators an unparalleled to see a legend race up close.

I live at the bottom of the hill that this pic was taken from

Muddy Das wrote:


Muddy Das, that's gorgeous

Island Head wrote:


That looks incredible!!!

Some Northern Lights

Island Head wrote:


That looks incredible!!!

^^It's going to be a blast! Four Deadheads and their wives going on the trip, talk about Ship of Fools I'll take lots of pics

ecojaded wrote:


Just Spectacular!!!

I went dogsledding for a month north of Ely in the 80s
Loved the lights:)

New York is my second home and I can't wait to visit again this summer for MCU and Bethel.
Here are a few pics from November the day of the MSG show.
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Island Head wrote:


Are the wives dead heads, or just wives of dead heads?

Ok, gonna try this...Cascadia...diggin it!