It's a big one.

Baba Dioum: 'In the end, we will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught'

Long Run Park Spring Sunset, Louisville, KY

One man, one Chihuahua and two inner city kids alone are completing this water line installation. For some reason, though, this lake has dropped water levels drastically. We are not sure why.

Found her nested in our tomato plant outside this morning.

Louisville, Kentucky

Greylag Geese w. issues - Long Run Park, Louisville, KY.

This spider chose to weave his asymmetric web over my roof last year. This original "dreamcatcher" creator has now made his web lower in height this year choosing to align himself with traffic and the sidewalk. When I pointed this wonderful spider out to the landscaper he sawed off the entire branch much to my dismay.

A year later a tree removal company at the behuest of our barbaric Board of Directors and property management company removed this entire 40' tree, roots and all, leaving a gaping depression in the ground as well as surrounding roots which have not been removed or restored.

Space Spiders Weave Wild Webs: www.space.com/6124-astronauts-watch-space-spiders-weave-w...

Market Street Build. Philadelphia, PA #LetsGuide

Unregistered "American Towers" tower in background.

Seneca Park, Louisville

This little Scotty just loved her from the second she walked in the gate. At first she was shy and refused his advances, but he was such the gentleman and just tried and tried to make friends - finally they bonded! It was so adorable - he's just a pup too! And Happy National Puppy Day to all the pups and pups at heart out there! Pancake was a rescue and also now is my Medical Service dog who performs the function of helping me with disequilibrium from a ruptured brain aneurysm.

Barklands Dog Park at Beckley Creek Park (The Parklands), Louisville, KY

Union of South American Nations Headquarters

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Ohio River tops Nation for Industrial Pollution: www.courier-journal.com/story/tech/science/environment/20...

History

Isaac W. Bernheim established Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest in 1929. I. W. Bernheim (1848-1945) was a German immigrant who settled in Kentucky. From a humble beginning as a peddler, he became successful in the whiskey distilling business where he established the I.W. Harper brand. Grateful for his good fortune, he gave Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest to the people of Kentucky as a gift.

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Front Street Sculpture Philadelphia, Pennsylvania #LetsGuide

Courtesy Louisville Gas & Electric