Today was a busy day-- the kids played around my parents' house for a while, then we went to the Field Days in Johnson City to ride carnival rides for a bit. I have some decent pictures and a bit of video from all that. For the official photo-a-day picture, though, we'll go with something kind of random, namely the weather station my dad has in the bac yard.
The weather station my father has in the back yard.
Why? I dunno. I find the shape kind of interesting, and I liked the way the drops of dew on it caught the light. And, you know, this sort of exercise is about finding interesting photos in unexpected places, so...
(I have a few more good shots from today, but I'll squirrel those away as backup for the inevitable future day when I don't get anything good...)
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Does your back yard slope up, away from your house, or does it slope down?
Unranked ASU is playing #14 Oregon.
When Kate and I were looking for a house back in late 2002, one of the things that sold us on this place was the back yard. The lot is very deep, unusually so for this part of Niskayuna, so there's a lot of space in the back yard, and it was pleasantly shaded by trees.
the Pip officially has strep throat, and thus had to stay home today, but the antibiotics he started yesterday (over his very strenuous objections) have worked wonders, so his energy level was pretty much back to normal.
Nice setup. Is that part of the Wunderground weather network?
What brand is this? How does it work. I bought a house recently and my backyard has it but no accompanying display. wondering what parts am I missing to make it work. It looks exactly the same and would be interested to know the model/brand of this weather station