Your Photos (2017-2024)

[GadgetGuy]

One more. Here's a rendering of how part of the 3-story remodeled observatory, View Boston now looks. This outdoor part of it has been dead for eons, since the Pru Tower was built before it was decided to be a redo as part of the fun!! There's also a bar room on that same level named Stratus (below).

 

[TastyReuben]

Here are some pics from Corfu:

That shot with the door opened against the pale yellow wall, that’s at the winery, where I bought the cookbook from the owner…virtually the same pic is in the cookbook!

 

[TastyReuben]

Messina last night:

 

[TastyReuben]

Here I am on the 95th floor (observation deck) of the John Hancock Center in Chicago after having gone on the 360-degree Tilt Ride (pictured below) & having a beer in the sky!!!

Here’s the closest I have available right now:

 

[TastyReuben]

Here’s one for caseydog:

Considering the town looks like this, I don’t see the point:

 

[caseydog]

Here’s one for caseydog:
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I've already driven both. In fact, I had one like the one on the right at my house for about a week, and drove it all over town.

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[TastyReuben]

A few shots from Taormina yesterday:

 

[TastyReuben]

Goodbye, Naples:

 

[TastyReuben]

On the roof of the hotel:

 

[TastyReuben]

Walked down to see where we’re meeting our guide tomorrow morning.

…and back up to the hotel.

 

[karadekoolaid]

On the roof of the hotel:

That pretty little flower grows wild in my garden. It's called Lantana horrida, known as "cariaquito" over here.
And the "horrida" means it's a pain to get rid of!

 

[TastyReuben]

That pretty little flower grows wild in my garden. It's called Lantana horrida, known as "cariaquito" over here.
And the "horrida" means it's a pain to get rid of!

We have some at home as well, but I can’t remember what they’re sold as.

 

[caseydog]

That pretty little flower grows wild in my garden. It's called Lantana horrida, known as "cariaquito" over here.
And the "horrida" means it's a pain to get rid of!

Lantanas grow very well in Texas. The are heat and drought tolerant. They die back in the winter, but you just cut them down to the ground, and they come back in the summer. The variety we have here has either white or yellow flowers.

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[CookieMonster]

did you get an audience with the gladiators?

 

[caseydog]

Lantanas grow very well in Texas. The are heat and drought tolerant. They die back in the winter, but you just cut them down to the ground, and they come back in the summer. The variety we have here has either white or yellow flowers.

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Not my photos...

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