Let's See Some Back Yards!

[rubiranch]

Looking out my front door this morning after getting just a dusting of snow.
I actually live in a 40' travel trailer in a State Park and have for about the last 8 years.
Long story as to how I ended up here but I sure love living where I do.

 

[ParadiseRoad]

Beaver Brook! I couldn't quite place it lol
I lived down in and around Boulder for 30 years or so and spent an awful lot of time fooling around up there and a few other spots.Never did figure out how to live up there,make a nice living and convince my city girl wife it was a good idea [emoji16]

...my wife and I lived in Denver the first couple of years we were married...she couldn't handle city life...so we arranged to rent the house she eventually inherited half interest in from her mother...

...when her parents had to move there due to her father's cancer diagnosis...we found our place farther up the hill...and have been here 36 years now...

...I commuted to Denver for a while...then started my dump trucking business up here...the winters are long...but the summers are glorious...just found out lately that our mean average temperature up here...the average temperature...day and night...through all four seasons...is 34 degrees...Brrrrr...glad I didn't know that sooner ;-) ...

 

[KalamazooKid]

The "back 40" of my property here in SW Michigan. My happy place!

And this is the area immediately behind the house (where I set targets out to 50 yards [emoji41]).

 

[824tsv]

Summer pic

Certainly beautiful in the summer other than the fight with the black flies in the spring and the mosquitos during the summer but you get used to that. The winter is a very different story.......thats when we head to Florida

 

[wundudnee]

This is my back yard. If you look straight out through the gate it's about 200 yards out to my low dirt berm. There is no one living for about two miles in that direction.

Straight behind the house.

My small pond that is in the trees in the first picture.

 

[jkmo]

Cheating a bit. Front yard of off the grid cabin in S Central MO. Backyard is more impressive 167 acres of up and down timber

 

[Shark Bait]

Looks like you have adapted well. Lots to see and do in NM, if the libs don't mess it up.

 

[gr8smiles]

My Lakehouse backyard in Tennessee on Center Hill Lake...

 

[Muley Gil]

Cheating a bit. Front yard of off the grid cabin in S Central MO. Backyard is more impressive 167 acres of up and down timber

Do you get many nose bleeds?

 

[LPD256]

I'm jealous for sure. I live in the city. I have a beautiful view of my neighbor's back yard past the pool.

 

[memtb]

I just took this photo from our back porch. The Big Horn River ( our property boundary) runs along the bottom of the ridge shown. If you look carefully, you can see our shooting bench, and our 100 and 300 yard target frames. Just to the left of the bench, is our backstop for 22 RF use. We have another 22RF backstop off of the front porch! memtb

 

[dockmurgw]

To many here to now comment on individually. All I can say is that we are truly blessed to live in a country with such a diverse selection of natural beauty.

 

[crsides]

 

[Golphin]

These are pictures from my yard in Micanopy Florida.

 

[IAMSWUTIAMS]

Makes my backyard in San Diego kinda boring.

Sent from my old rotary phone using Tapatalk [emoji3513]

 

[Nevada Ed]

Looks like we all have back yard full of "Critters".............

 

[Stevens]

Here is my back yard, behind the lawn, birds, and pond are many
hundreds of acres of Cypress Swamp. You could fire a cannon in
there no one would complain, makes a great place for plinking, &
target practice.
Steve W

 

[JohnZMI]

Just 2-1/2 acres of plush sod to keep mowed and trimmed, with another acre out front....

 

[Kurusu]

My cramped backyard.

Oranges and tangerines are in season.

 

[Kurusu]

Just so you know. The loquat tree at the far right is not on my backyard it'ts on the neighbour's.