I’ve been overlooking the obvious--
an opportunity for a lucrative home business, right in my own back yard, just steps from my own back door! And, though I haven’t thoroughly explored this goldmine, from what I have seen, I have quite an ambitious work force already in place.
Imagine the possibilities!
No job is too big…none too small.
Now, to write a business proposal and grab a catchy name.
Web design—everybody’s doing it!
Come along in Red Canoe as she explores the quiet backwater of Ohio's State Parks and the scenic streams and rivers of the Midwest. Discover the beauty hidden beyond the water's edge, quietly waiting, past access points, often only inches deep!
Come browse my photography site, Nature Remains: nothing but a photograph, for full-page slide shows of my favorite images and opportunities to purchase them.
In Spring of 2008, I began the study of 2 vernal pools on my property as part of the Ohio Vernal Pool Partnership monitoring program.
My 2008 journal includes the first photos and findings, as I studied this fascinating wetland area just a few steps beyond my backdoor...
2009 photos and findings,
2010,... again!
Now, 4 years later, another season is just days away!
Travel beyond the Midwest has taken me to some beautiful places. Usually off the beaten track, these places are WILD!
Acadia National Park
New River Nature Festival
Olympic National Park
Pictured Rocks and the UP
Voyageurs National Park
(click on the text above each photo for a quick get-away)
A regularly appearing feature, "Have you seen..." takes a closer, more patient look at things usually not seen in a flattering light.
Take a look!
Each spring, as winter lessens its grip and days warm with the first fragrant breezes of a new season, we collect sap from our Sugar Maples and produce just enough syrup for ourselves for the coming year.
The progress of this year's backyard endeavor is illustrated here.
Summer 2008, the tiny jewel of the avian world, a Ruby-throated Hummingbird, nested just feet from my front door. Pictures of her nest and the changing lives within are collected in this journal.
From life the size of a pea....
Cats that come to stay
(click on the text above each photo for stories in these collections)
23 comments:
Good idea, Nina!
Looks like you have a good start there...
:)
haha! funny!
They really have been industrious!
I love your sense of humor. Spider webs are a wonder-ful thing. I have my fair share of photos of them, as well. Who can resist?
What an interesting object to photograph.
I love how you can find beauty in the ordinary and capture it so well in photographs.
Tee hee... My imagination told me that the barnswallow nest was a chicken up on that rafter looking for leftovers before I enlarged the photo. I guess it is wishful thinking. I always think I want chickens.
lol! I shouldn't have cleaned my laundry room on the weekend especially behind the furnace, dryer and freezer.
That's a good one, Nina.
And with the economy tanking more each day, I am sure someone will be grateful for your creativity.
Ha.
Web design! Funny!
Unique idea.Hope you get lot more help.LOL
Blessings,Ruth
Those look like industrial strength spider webs - you could sell those for Halloween decorations. Sheesh, what I really want to know, should I ever have the opportunity to walk in that barn - where are the spiders that belong to those massive webs. Ohhhhhhh!
Hehehehehe! Web design, indeed! :)
Beautiful webs! Charlotte would be proud! How about Charlotte and Wilbur Web Designs! Tap into the nostalgia factor.
Just keep those spiders on your side and you'll have a lot of free help!
Funny! Much as I appreciate the beauty of webs, I have to admit that most spiders give me the wim-wams!
You are such a scamp!
Thanks for the laugh.
I'll send you my Wolf Spiders from CO. I'd be glad if they moved out of my house and joined your enterprise!
Spider Webs . . . . stunning shots! :)
Guess someone else had the idea of "web design" before we did!
LOL! This looks like the skylights in my house! I'm going to have to get a ladder and get the "web designs" down one of these days.
Great idea! Not my kind of business - too creepy.
That's using your "Spidey sense"! ;-)
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