show and tell - my street

Tuvalu is abloom.
And so is my nose.
With camera in hand, on my way back from taking K to the station, I drove my street.
My street is a horseshoe. It begins and ends on a busy main artery that leads to the waterfront.
At one end is the home of my walking buddy -

she's got flamingos!

Around the curve and down a little hill we cross the intersection.



This is a pretty spot. There are dozens of birds singing away and in the evening bats swoop around. The houses on two of the corners have extensive wildflower gardens.
The one to the left has a shock of magenta azaleas and the one on the right has gorgeous ground cover planting. The house on the left starred in a very famous movie.
But I can't tell you which one.

Around another curve and up a little hill and you are on my end of the street. I live in the last house on the right. The one with the roof window.
And look! A giant truck delivering chips to the residents of Tuvalu! This is a special day!


The view from my front lawn looking down the street...





We're flying Tibetan prayer flags for my brother - out on expedition and K who has just returned.