Snapshot of the day

[mycologist]

We need a new insert soon but the chimney is all fixed up. Cobbles on the inside and now the cracked fake stucco crap on the outside is repaired with thin rock veneer. You can see how it was on the wall to the left of my car. There is an arrowhead in there if you look closely.

[Rogan]

is that an indoor hydroponic grow room ?

[crazycracker]

Sable Girl - Pic of one of my doggies

[A265]

We need a new insert soon but the chimney is all fixed up. Cobbles on the inside and now the cracked fake stucco crap on the outside is repaired with thin rock veneer. You can see how it was on the wall to the left of my car. There is an arrowhead in there if you look closely.

I love the stone work, looks AMAZING.

[Rogan]

I currently have the same problem. It can take quite a while to get a good fire going sometimes. But they are amazing. Keeps the house nice toasty, keeps down the heating bills, and makes my cats happy.

you know what they say about a man with cats...

[JoeMomma]

[mycologist]

is that an indoor hydroponic grow room ?

It is the shelves with my orchids in my office (old pic):

[Rogan]

HAHAHA!!! Score! (not that I know anything about that stuff.)

[mycologist]

HAHAHA!!! Score! (not that I know anything about that stuff.)

This one is currently going, $20 if you can get the name right:

[Rogan]

dude, if it doesn't require a wrench, oil, or grease, then I've got no friggin' idear.

[Mikie13]

dude, if it doesn't require a wrench, oil, or grease, then I've got no friggin' idear.

That's what she said

[Bebop]

This one is currently going, $20 if you can get the name right:

You're lucky I forgot 90% of everything I learned in plant taxonomy.

[Rogan]

That's what she said

Mikie - there's a difference between 'required' and 'optional'

[brfatal]

This one is currently going, $20 if you can get the name right:

Is it a 86411d1260293191-snapshot-day-dsc02450-small?

[mycologist]

^Winnar!

I love the stone work, looks AMAZING.

Thanks! If you saw the pre-photos you would see how critical a deal it was to get it shored up.

You're lucky I forgot 90% of everything I learned in plant taxonomy.

I'm pretty sure my colleague who teaches plant systematics would not know it off just the picture. It is a Jumellea cormorensis (as in the bird Cormoran). The interesting bit is the long spur - for the very similar but even larger Angraecum Darwin proposed that a moth must have co-evolved with an incredibly long proboscus to access the nectary. The moth was never discovered until many years later after his death.

I have this one too but not my pics: