This is ideal, isn't it? Pick one area of your property to be perfect and let the rest go natural. I love this landscape design, don't you?🌿 photo source
I agree; absolute perfection. I'm longing to live where they receive rain and aren't facing massive fires daily. It's exhausting here in California. That photo is so calming.
Oh my, this is truly beautiful. Imagine being lucky enough to live here.
I'm with Gail. I'm so tired of not knowing, year after year, if we will have enough rain to sustain us, so tired of looking at all the brown, parched land, and especially weary of worrying about fires. Between the sketchy power grid, the crowdedness, the taxes and over regulations, among many other things, (I could go on and on), I'm ready to leave CA. (My apologies for venturing into the political arena.)
Lisa D. -- Lamenting about a water shortage and the danger of never-ending wildfires in California isn't politics. Mother Earth is rebelling. My heart goes out to you and Gail. Having to live with uncertainty is never easy. xo, Rosemary
Rosemary, you are correct. Water shortage and fires are not related to politics. Mother Earth is showing us who really is boss, and if we fail to listen to her, we will all be in deep trouble. But our state's elected officials, along with our power company, have seriously let us down with their failure to maintain the power grid, and the state's failure to hold them accountable. (Thank you for allowing me to vent a bit. I will stop now.)
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I agree; absolute perfection. I'm longing to live where they receive rain and aren't facing massive fires daily. It's exhausting here in California. That photo is so calming.
so beautiful. calm and perfect. XO
Love this!!! If only.
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Definitely perfection!
Oh my, this is truly beautiful. Imagine being lucky enough to live here.
I'm with Gail. I'm so tired of not knowing, year after year, if we will have enough rain to sustain us, so tired of looking at all the brown, parched land, and especially weary of worrying about fires. Between the sketchy power grid, the crowdedness, the taxes and over regulations, among many other things, (I could go on and on), I'm ready to leave CA. (My apologies for venturing into the political arena.)
Lisa D. -- Lamenting about a water shortage and the danger of never-ending wildfires in California isn't politics. Mother Earth is rebelling. My heart goes out to you and Gail. Having to live with uncertainty is never easy.
xo, Rosemary
Rosemary, you are correct. Water shortage and fires are not related to politics. Mother Earth is showing us who really is boss, and if we fail to listen to her, we will all be in deep trouble. But our state's elected officials, along with our power company, have seriously let us down with their failure to maintain the power grid, and the state's failure to hold them accountable. (Thank you for allowing me to vent a bit. I will stop now.)
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