Not a bad view from your front window. She has the opportunity to watch storm build up in the west then move out across the plains. A few weeks ago several of us were hanging around in her front room when a bird made a head on crash into the glass. We looked around for a wounded or dead bird but could not find one. Hoping it made it okay. It did leave an imprint on the glass of its breast and both wings.
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paul
What a beautiful view. I don’t know if I’d ever want to leave the front window. 🙂
Monte Stevens
They have a wonderful view. The area just outside the window is a natural area, a wetland, that is not suppose to developed. Let’s hope so! She needs to keep that view.
Cedric Canard
Wonderful view indeed. I don’t have such a view but I do live near wetlands and flood plains which means we have kilometres of parkland just a short walk away but it’s worrying to see the local council allowing developers to start encroaching on this area by back-filling the area. For the sake of short term gains, they are turning a blind eye to the fact that flood waters, when they come, still have to go somewhere and just because houses are built on a mound of dirt, it won’t make the problem go away. It’s only shifting it to somewhere else. I hope the local councils down Kay’s way are smarter than ours.
Monte Stevens
Yes, we do turn our attention from consequences towards short term profit. I think Kay is in a pretty safe place.