The world as I see it

[waynerd]

Just a view out my window of the home office today.

[waynerd]

Here's the back yard.....man I love this time of year...'til I have to rake all these @#$% leaves!

[robrecht]

Originally posted by waynerd
Just a view out my window of the home office today.

Beautiful, waynerd, do you get to work out of your home office everyday? We have a place up in the Adirondacks that I wasn't able to visit during peak color this year but at least I'm enjoying the NJ rendition now.

[colorider]

Originally posted by waynerd
Here's the back yard.....man I love this time of year...'til I have to rake all these @#$% leaves!

Beautiful shot!!! I can relate to all the leaves. We generally have about 4 consectutive weekends of blowing/raking/vacuuming them up at our house. Sure are pretty though!!

[waynerd]

There are 2 theories to raking:
1. when all the leaves have fallen
2. every couple of days

I tried theory #1 a few years ago....the leaves were a foot or more deep!

[Mainer]

Beautiful view out your window. I love this time of year too.

Here's the view out my home office:

[Mainer]

Another one - shows some of our "neighbors"

[sungchang]

Originally posted by waynerd
Just a view out my window of the home office today.

Thanks for the beautiful pics. Must be awesome to have view like that.

[N_Jay]

Originally posted by waynerd
There are 2 theories to raking:
1. when all the leaves have fallen
2. every couple of days

I tried theory #1 a few years ago....the leaves were a foot or more deep!

You forgot method 3 and 4

3) Pay some one.

4) Never!

[PNW-Pilot]

Originally posted by N_Jay


You forgot method 3 and 4

3) Pay some one.

4) Never!

You forgot #5, the favorite in Southern California.

5) Cut down everytree so there is no leaves or tree to have to deal with.

[ramirami]

Originally posted by PNW-Pilot


You forgot #5, the favorite in Southern California.

5) Cut down everytree so there is no leaves or tree to have to deal with.

are those the trees that did not burn down

[N_Jay]

Originally posted by PNW-Pilot


You forgot #5, the favorite in Southern California.

5) Cut down everytree so there is no leaves or tree to have to deal with.

Or in Chicago,

6) Wait for the next windy day.

[robrecht]

Originally posted by Mainer
Another one - shows some of our "neighbors"

They better be careful this time of year! We used to have wild turkeys in our old neighborhood, but there were always a few less after Thanksgiving.