There are as many different decorative mailboxes in my neighborhood as there are minds to come up with them. My mailbox isn't included because it isn't anything special until May when my azaleas bloom and cover it with blossoms. I think my favorite of these is the top far right hand one where they built a little stone house to surround the mailbox. That mailbox house also has a small garden bed which will be pretty when the flowers bloom.
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Showing posts with label M. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
ABC Wednesday: M is for Mailbox
There are as many different decorative mailboxes in my neighborhood as there are minds to come up with them. My mailbox isn't included because it isn't anything special until May when my azaleas bloom and cover it with blossoms. I think my favorite of these is the top far right hand one where they built a little stone house to surround the mailbox. That mailbox house also has a small garden bed which will be pretty when the flowers bloom.
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
ABC Wednesday: The Letter M
The light posts around Measurement, Inc. in Durham, NC form the letter M.
The abbreviation for Measurement, Inc. is MI.
I think the lamp posts look like the letter M with an I in the middle forming the Measurement, Inc. abbreviation.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
ABC Wednesday: M is for morning glory
Marvelous Magnificent Morning Glory
Morning glories don't bloom until late summer here so I had to go to my photo archives.
I love morning glories but they can be invasive.
It was hard to decide which summer shots to use as I've photographed them a lot.
I decided to try and show some of the different varieties that spring up in my yard.
I have more of the purplish ones than the other varieties.
The vine below was climbing around my roses so eventually I had to remove it.
The next one had a visitor.
The last variety has smaller flowers than the others but larger leaves.
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M
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
ABC Wednesday: M is for Magenta
Magenta mixes in with the multi-colored magnificent magical and maybe even mysteriously moody sky.
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
ABC Wednesday: Mud
After a downpour last week, the dogwood blossoms fell from the tree and were mired in mud.
Since one of the definitions of mire is a muddy ground, I guess mired in mud may be redundant. Kind of like saying mired in mire.
The last two shots are from several winters ago of frozen mud.
I like the crunchy sound of frozen mud.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
ABC Wednesday: M is for mile marker

They have new mile markers on some of the greenway paths in my city.
However, I suspect the new ones may last longer.
There are still a lot of unfinished wood ones which serve a variety of purposes besides marking miles.
One problem with the mile markers is there are so many different starting places for the same trails that I can't ever remember what the starting point for the mileage is.
At Shelley Lake some people park at the art center and take the trail above down to the lake.
Others parking at the same place choose to take the steps above down to the lake.
Some people park at the dam and walk up to the lake as shown above. The shot below is another trail people take from the opposite side of the lake to the marked trail. I take the one below when walking from my house which is nearby.
My point is it doesn't matter what style marker is used, if you don't know the starting point for the mileage, you don't know how far you've walked. Click for the home of ABC Wednesday.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
ABC Wednesday: M is for Mack and More

M is for a Mack truck I spotted almost a mile away. I didn't realize what it was until I got closer.
The next day I spotted a Mazola milk truck moving by with a moo cow leaping.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
ABC Wednesday: M is for Moss
Mossy mountains make me merry.
Moving across mossy mountain rocks may be mired in mishaps if your footing isn't steady.
Moss on the sides of the mountain trails are easier to maneuver through without mistakes.
Moss on steep rocks heading up the mountains may be messy if you miss making your step carefully.
Mountain moss may seem easier to make your way on with flat areas but in combination with mixed roots and wet ground may be tricky.
By the way, the moss in these photographs is of a variety of kinds but I call it mountain moss because all of the shots were taken in the mountains. The third and last shot were taken in the southern Virginia mountains and the rest were taken in the northern North Carolina mountains.
For more takes on the letter M, please visit ABC Wednesday.
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