Some cool Lawn Care images:

Cavendish 09-10-2011

Image by Karen Roe
Cavendish is a large village in the West of Suffolk, between Clare and Long Melford, famous for its much photographed rambling Village Green with pink almshouses nestled in front of a Norman Church tower.

‘TruGreen’, the world’s largest professional lawn care company, together with ‘The Sunday Telegraph, Life’, have named Cavendish Village Green as the liveliest in the country!

Check out these Lawn Care images:

I don’t care how many times you ask, Martha, I don’t want to go shopping for a new suit at Brooks Brothers

Image by Ed Yourdon
Note: this photo was published in an undated (Mar 18, 2011) Everyblock NYC zipcodes blog titled "10036." It was also published in an Oct 4, 2011 Good Photography blog, with the same caption and detailed notes that I had written on this Flickr page.

Moving into 2012, the photo was published in a Jan 19, 2012 blog titled "Знаете ли вы, они имеют свободный привет-скорость Wi-Fi по всей Брайант-парке? Это место камни! -Фотографии, что надо."

Check out these Lawn Care images:

Cavendish 09-10-2011

Image by Karen Roe
Cavendish is a large village in the West of Suffolk, between Clare and Long Melford, famous for its much photographed rambling Village Green with pink almshouses nestled in front of a Norman Church tower.

‘TruGreen’, the world’s largest professional lawn care company, together with ‘The Sunday Telegraph, Life’, have named Cavendish Village Green as the liveliest in the country!

A few nice Lawn Care images I found:

Cavendish 09-10-2011

Image by Karen Roe
Cavendish is a large village in the West of Suffolk, between Clare and Long Melford, famous for its much photographed rambling Village Green with pink almshouses nestled in front of a Norman Church tower.

‘TruGreen’, the world’s largest professional lawn care company, together with ‘The Sunday Telegraph, Life’, have named Cavendish Village Green as the liveliest in the country!

Some cool Lawn Care images:

Great lawn, looking south #2

Image by Ed Yourdon
(more details later, as time permits)

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A year from now, nobody will remember (or care about) the details — but if you happened to live anywhere on the East Coast of the U.S. when these pictures were taken, then you surely know that we’ve just been hit by the first major snowstorm of the 2010-2011 winter season. Of course, upstate New York and the Midwest have already been hit by multiple storms, and they’ve gotten far larger accumulations of snow than we’ll probably end up with … but since a few of the nation’s major TV headquarters and newspapers are based in New York, we tend to get a disproportionate amount of attention when we’re hit with a major storm.