Showing posts with label Houses with trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Houses with trees. Show all posts

Friday, May 3, 2024

Trees to You from Me... finish nature friday

 


Ginny asked if one of the trees in last week's photos was a banyan. No, but the one above I found this week end is a banyan, we found these on our Sunday morning drive Beau to the Park and then for a ride. Most of the trees below are live oaks of different types.







OOPS! I found another Spanish house.. can't help myself

Nature Friday with Adventures of LLB

Friday, April 26, 2024

Tree Tunnel on Nature Friday

Bring on the Oxygen! and Shade and Beauty

 This is a street near by our home. It is a mile walk to these homes, but Beau and I would not make the mile back.. 






Joining Rosy for nature Friday over at The LLB Life

Here you go Rosy, what could be better than a posy for Rosy on Nature Friday than a very tall and beautiful Tree? and sunshine for Sunny




Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Houses, Colors, Trees Wordless Wed

 


This was going to be my first Wordless Wed, but that is not about to happen.
Yesterday while sitting/lying with legs propped up, the dermatologist office called and said the cancer removal on my shinbone did not have clear margins, and is squamous carcinomas and will require a second treatment, their words not mine and that will be on May 23.. My leg feels better today. 








Friday, April 19, 2024

Houses with focus on TREES #1

 


What could be better than homes with TREES on Nature Friday.
Driving through some of our streets is like being hugged by Mother Nature. I am a True Tree Lover/Hugger.


I asked CoPilot to help me say why I love trees, 
Trees are not just silent observers of our world; they are lifelines for our environment. 
Trees are like nature’s air filters. Through a process called photosynthesis, they absorb carbon dioxide (a greenhouse gas) and release oxygen.


They provide habitats for countless species—birds, insects, mammals, fungi, and more
Water Management: Trees act as natural sponges. Their roots absorb rainwater, preventing floods and replenishing groundwater


Last but not least, tree provide us with Emotional Well-Being: The mere presence of trees has a calming effect on our minds. Urban green spaces provide respite from the hustle and bustle, reducing stress and promoting mental health.