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Eight years ago on the Pasty Cam: 11/20/99 ^{Printed on Recycled Internet}

There were blooming flowers in front of our house in Eagle River on this day eight years ago... as there are today.

Top 'o the mornin from foggy Nowrthwestern Illinois.

Mornin'

Opps! can't see well enough to spell correctly..."Northwestern"

Good morning!!

Good Morning from Tampa.

Good Morning, Everyone, from foggy mid-Michigan. Makatie, if you are like me, you can spell just fine--your fingers just don't do what you tell them to do early in the morning!

I forgot to mention that I love your happy flowers growing by your warm home, 8 years ago, today! Those are a real day brightener, Charlie! (We have 1 lone rose bud growing on our rose bush up by our house, but I fear ole' Jack Frost might have nipped it in the bud. :-) Seriously, the bud was looking a little bit sad yesterday afternoon.

Congrats on your early bird Kay!

Way to go, Kay.

Good morning all! We no longer have flowers blooming, but they did last a long time. We may still have some mini petunias out there. They were there last time I checked anyway.

Have a good day!

I still have flowers blooming here and there in my backyard by Flint. They've continued on in spite of heavy frosts. I went out to move all my pots to their wintering spot Saturday, and ended up bring in all the variegated geraniums. They must be hardier, and are still blooming!

GOOD MORNING FROM OMAHA

Nothing like our pooped petunias these days. Sure hope we can find some intense blue ones like Charlies next year! Gorgeous!
wouldn't they look fab with some white ones? The railings on the decks here have those vertical boxes for flowers to drape over down both floors. Must remember to look early next spring. Also love the dainty-looking yellow petunias. Thanks for the lovely picture, Charlie.

I just had to mention this about outdoor flowers. We have hanging pots that have geraniums, impatience and begonia's in them. Every fall, my husband puts them all in our basement (which is cooler than the house), then during the winter he waters them once a month. Come April or May, he starts watering them more often, also giving them some Miracle Grow and then by the end of June you just wouldn't believe what they look like. We bring them outside as soon as the weather warms up and wait to pluck the dead stuff off until the new growth is going strong.
They come so full and beautiful, you'd think we had purchased them from the garden shop. Of course it takes a little longer to get full and beautiful, but you don't have to purchase them every year. We've been doing this with the same plants for a number of years now!

Mary I do the same with my roses, it's nice to have roses all year long, especially my pink English roses!

Good morning from central Indiana. We've only had a couple of light frosts. Some of my geraniums look better now than they did during part of the hot and dry summer. Some of the trees are still green. And we've only seen one junco at the feeder. Usually, by this time of year, there are several.

Wishing all a Blessed Thanksgiving!

Sue

I f'rgot to mention:
For those who may be interested, this week sure has been busy week at the Soo Locks — There's been some activity there every time I click on that link!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. My husband will pick me up after
work tomorrow and then we'll begin to wend our way to the UP.
First stop: Pick up my dad in the LP and sleep overnight...then
over the bridge and UP we go to spend the weekend with our loved
ones in a beloved place. Can't wait! Champing at the bit!

Kosk,I hope you have a wonderful time!

Thanks, Erica!