Picture taken Summer 2010
Pictures taken Summer 2011
As some of you may remember, about a year ago I posted pictures I took of a koi pond. Recently I saw the same pond, and noticed that it had a lot more vegetation in it this Summer. Had my camera in the car (for a change), so took a few more pictures. The fish were not as cooperative about getting their picture taken this time. Most of them stayed under the water lilies - probably due to the sun and heat.
Summer 2011
Summer 2011
Linking with Susan @ "Outdoor Wednesday".
I have not been visiting/snooping around the land of blog as much lately, as have been trying to get caught up on a few things, but nothing interesting to post about.
How about you - Got big plans for the weekend ?
What ever your plans - Have a great one !
Glenda
OMG that is gorgeous Glenda!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much time that takes to maintain.
I really think water adds so much to a property.
I am going to my hubby's 35th class reunion tonight and probably babysitting on Saturday.
Happy Weekend too,
Cindy
This is gorgeous Glenda, how lucky you were to capture the pictures a year later. Girl.. the grandson is coming you know what that means: lots of laughter in the house.. along with enjoying him I'll be painting.. I'm hoping this is the last area of the house.. What are your plans? lol hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteWow - what a difference. Our friends just started a pond.
ReplyDeleteThis weekend I'm going junquing with my cousin!
Enjoy yours!
Leann
This looks like such a pretty place to sit and just watch.
ReplyDeleteWorking like crazy this weekend in the garage, making jewelry, yard sales (well, maybe a few). Hope you enjoy your weekend.
even though we have had a brutal summer, the water lillies have performed wonderfully!! i don't question these things, but just try to enjoy them. pretty pictures!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend to you,
erin
xxoo
Oh, for a minute I thought you'd built a pond in your courtyard!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
I love all things water related. We have our tiny "water element" on the deck and I would love to have something large and pretty like this one. The water lillies really took off this year didn't they? They must love the tropical weather!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, this is a gorgeous place to visit. I think it would make your blood pressure come down just being next to it. : )
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos with us.
M.L.
beautiful post. I love water features. i do not have one as I am toooo lazy. Thanks for stopping by, My Old Historic House. I am sure I do not have a ghost. Just that this summer has been so hot and dry that the window finally became loose enough to swing open. Richard
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics! It is amazing how something can change and grow so much in a year!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
Beautiful pics! It is amazing how something can change and grow so much in a year!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
What a difference a year makes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Glenda! An old pond on historic rte 66 in the old hometown was covered with water lilies when we were there last month. Should have stopped for pics but we were running late for lunch with my class.
ReplyDeleteThat old pond was where my mother ice skated back in the old days. That was way back when 66 was two lanes. The road is so widened now there are no shoulders to pull over for pics!
Great outdoor Wednesday post!
Beautiful pond, Glenda! The water lilies are very pretty too...Christine
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pond! And that's pretty sizable growth in a year. I bet those koi were very happy for the shade! Vanna
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and such a gorgeous pond. Such a wonderful and restful looking spot. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteHey ya cutie, Thanks for stopping by to see the little corner.. I hope you're having a good week. Our temps have cooled back down again, perfect for the painting project... hugs ~lynne~
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