prime members backyards?
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710 said:
Armando
Here's a pic of the backyard pre-hurricane. It will be a few more months before a suitable shot can be redone.
Ben
Ben
Hi Peter,710 said:
You can upload your pictures to the NSX Prime Photo Galleries.
http://www.nsxprime.com/photopost/index.php
and from there you can put the url of the picture into a message.
I think most of us 'big picture' people are hosting the pictures elsewhere besides prime. I think the board software may be automatically thumbnailing locally hosted pictures, perhaps to save bandwidth and/or server resources.
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710 said:Hey, there's another big photo! How did you do that, and where did you get those pills from?
easy....go to ..... www.imageshack.us
you will see an option to browse ...look for the picture....upload it... (it will put it in many different link options) then copy and paste the link...that says forums... next to it
these are some awesome pictures!
My backyard. 
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My daughter Shelby had a 3rd Birthday country/western style party recently. We hired a mobile petting zoo with horse rides. Some pics of the party that shows a little of the backyard and the sack race area I set up for the kids and grown ups :biggrin:
Not much to look at, but some improvements are coming shortly. The previous owner had a 1/10th scale railroad and the plan is to create paths around the propertly similar to the path of the train and create a play area and add a sport court and possibly pergolas (sp?) above the paths.
Not much to look at, but some improvements are coming shortly. The previous owner had a 1/10th scale railroad and the plan is to create paths around the propertly similar to the path of the train and create a play area and add a sport court and possibly pergolas (sp?) above the paths.
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ANYTIME said:
ahahah this picture is cracking me up. That kid is gonna be a madman when he gets older!!
No offense, but that's one dang ugly dog you got there!NeoNSX said:My backyard.
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there's an awful lot to be said for having a roomy piece of property to raise your kids and enjoy your life in... how many acres do you have? as for improvements, there's a lot to be said for maintaining and enjoying fruit trees over the years.ANYTIME said:
thx for sharing the pic, looks like a great place to hang out.
hal
PAUL M said:
Heres what gave me blisters this past summer. Thats 11 pallets, over 20,000lbs of material, that I moved bag by bag and brick by brick to build my patio. I literally wore through three pairs of leather work gloves. All that was for a little ole 400 sq ft patio, I can't even imagine all the work that went into your project. Looks great though....
enjoying the fruits of my labor:wink:
Jack the dog showing his appreciation of the craftmanship
Almost there
Not the best pics, but you get the idea.
The "sports court" is actually pretty nice because the ground is rubbery and wont hurt cry babies with delicate knees. :biggrin: :wink:
And yes, before you ask that is a dolphin hedge jumping out of a small waterfall rock formation into the pool... anybody wanna fight. :biggrin:
The "sports court" is actually pretty nice because the ground is rubbery and wont hurt cry babies with delicate knees. :biggrin: :wink:
And yes, before you ask that is a dolphin hedge jumping out of a small waterfall rock formation into the pool... anybody wanna fight. :biggrin:
damn Erin, nice backyard. I love the basketball court.
Mine is nothing special, just rocks and plants. We are planning our next house purchase with a bigger back yard soon though.
Mine is nothing special, just rocks and plants. We are planning our next house purchase with a bigger back yard soon though.
Frank, don't you live out in Arrowhead lakes? I thought I remember seeing a picture of your car in that neighborhood. I was looking at a house on the lake out there. Great prices (~15-20% less than Scottsdale) and wonderful lake views. I really liked it out there, but in the end I couldn't see myself moving to the west side.NsXMas said:
Hey, when you move you should consider Aviano at Desert Ridge. Beautiful master planned communities with semi-custom homes. We almost bought out there.
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