Listed buildings: Bus shelter and cattle trough get listed status | Bird Feeder

Dating back to the Plymouth colony settlers, colonial gardens were designed for function and survival. The size of the garden would depend upon the size of the family and the amount of produce needed to sustain them.

Also flooded: Cedar Springs Valley Road; Chilhowee School and Emerts View; Country Oaks Drive; Crossover Road; Dixon Branch; Dixon Branch at Jones Cover; Douglas Dam in Kodak; Dripping Springs Road at 1711; E. Macon and Chapman Highway; Gilbert Springs and S. Old Sevierville Pike; Gists Creek at 1158; Hatcher Mountain Road at 2408; Jordan Creek at 1920 (houses flooded); King Branch Road at 410; Knob Creek at Westonwood (reduced to one lane); N. Clearfork Road; Red Cedar Lane; River Divide and Henderson; S. Rogers Road and Goose Creek; Snyder Road; Sunrise Boulevard; Von Cannon and Boyds Creek; Walnut Grove at Walnut Grove Place; Wears Valley Road at 1940; and both White School Roads.

Public works crews plan to remove the horse trough this week. It will be taken apart and sandblasted in preparation of the molding process.

Even if you don't have the space for a large pond, smaller mini container ponds made from old washing up bowls or ceramic sinks can equally play host to a huge amount of amazing wildlife. Small amounts of water can attract a wealth of species, so a damp ditch or 'rill' can also be an easy way to create a place for animals to enjoy.

The nautically themed, 12-story boutique project features 39 modern waterfront residences curated by Lissoni that will be delivered fully finished with European custom wood flooring. Oversized wraparound terraces with finished floors and ceilings and outdoor cooking facilities offer sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the Miami skyline. Other details include private elevator access, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, Boffi contemporary Italian kitchens with stone countertops, 10- and 11-foot ceilings throughout, large walk-in closets, Crestron Home Automation systems, imported Italian marble flooring, spacious tubs, and frameless, glass-enclosed rainfall showers with Fantini faucets.

Yet — and yet, again — the show goes on. Indeed, in the swamp, the show never ends. Always gurgling with gossip and innuendo, Washington's croaking and hissing denizens slither and slander along rivulets of intrigue, coiled in wait for conspirators, canards and the occasional coo-coo bird. Mueller may have drained away some of the sleaziest serpents, including the axis of deceit that includes Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen and Roger Stone. But, as one who has lived among Florida's marshes and South Carolina's Lowcountry, I can aver that the swamp persists.

I still have Grandfather’s candlestick phone from 1913. I’ve seen a phone booth in Aberdeen WA, but I don’t know if it has a phone in it or not. I’ll have to stop and look one of these days. Gone are the payphones of old, but also gone is the Red Box. I remember when a phone call was a dime in New Jersey, then it went up to 20 cents, then a quarter. That was over 30 years ago. Man, now I feel old.

On a happier note, at the time of this writing, the Duke Farms bald eagles were sitting on two eggs. You can watch Duke Farms’ high-def eagle cam any hour of the day at dukefarms.org/making-an-impact/eagle-cam/. 

The design maximises the available space by including a roof garden and raised sun deck, a meandering path takes you through a Wild flower area which under plant the trees to attract wildlife, a symbolic sculpture represents hope, re birth and a new beginning. The inclusion of a Jacuzzi within the building demonstrates the first step to recovery.

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Long inscrutably cool, Netflix execs seem to have suddenly recognized that the audience is growing restless with this push towards TV business as usual. Programming chief Ted Sarandos put out a statement, which he never does, about the One Day at a Time cancellation. Acknowledging that the sitcom appealed to many underserved communities — the family is Cuban-American, the main character is a single mom with PTSD from her time in the Army, her daughter is gay — the corporate Twitter account followed with this disingenuous bit of garment-rending:

Ocasio-Cortez is, as Obama was when the media invented him, too young to run for president for this cycle, but she can squeak in just under the wire in 2024 if her handlers deem that her time has come. Even then, if the example of Obama is any guide, that might be too soon: imagine if Hillary had been the nominee in 2008 and then a more mature and even more radical Obama had come along in 2016, on the tails of her two “moderate” terms; as it was, he was too inexperienced and frankly, too lazy, fully to implement the plan his backers had in mind for him.