As i look out of my front room window,all i see is a vista of trees and green fields ,what is your view ?

Question

This is in West Yorkshire,England.
forgot to mention lots of wild birds.Featherd kind.

Giving all you guy`s and girls a thumbs up,becouse all your anwers have cheered me up no end,thanks.

Answer 1

When I look out my window I see... My Garden waiting for spring planting. My two Dogs fresh from inside and ready to play in the yard. My compost bin, potting bench and a planter, all three were made from my boyfriends own two hands. My park bench, fire pit and bird bath. An oak , two pecan, and an 2 elm trees, all very large.
Midwest Kansas, USA

Answer 2

Thanks for asking and wanting to know.

Farmington SE/ Missouri USA
I see a 160 foot row of trees that separate the property lines and 180 feet on my right and left of privet hedges tha separate the other sides of the property lines. The privet hedges are just jammed pack full of cardinals and blue jays. I think they are eating the berries off the hedges.
The leaves have all fallen off the trees except for the evergreens and my 2 pin oak trees. I just planted small granny smith and fuji apple trees. I also planted bartlett pear and red pears.
That's one way to beat the high prices of fruit in the store. lol !
My little flowering crab (not so little) about 15' tall has no leaves and no birds only the lone robins nest sits in the tree. I'll wait for next years family to occupy it. The wren houses are all empty and cleaned out waiting for the new occupants to arrive in the spring.
No hummingbirds all feeders (10) cleaned and waiting.
The best part of my view is I sit by a window when I use the computer, and I look at the total destruction my granddaughters boxer, Ruby has made of our yard lol! We still love her!

Answer 3

An inglorious view of a scrappy sandy soon to be road. Sadly,on the far side of that an even scrappier blue corregated fence that is suppossed to hide The Project (Government Housing) that is being built.

Sadly because the new houses are very pretty traditional Arab houses, yet are hidden from view by that tack awful fence.

The sky on the other hand is amazing- azure blue with nerry a cloud in sight and the quality of light is such that artists would die to be able to paint it!

Bahrain -Arabian Gulf

Answer 4

The top of a huge green lush conifer tree that's been there for the last 30 odd years, several birds have made nests on the inside branches over the years and Ive had the privilege of watching them grow from eggs to birds, a family of squirrels also live here and spend most of the time on my window ledges cheekily chirping and playing ....needs hacking down the damn thing...the tree taps my window every night in the wind,the birds never shut up twittering,the damn squirrels chewed through my TV wire 3 times now...god i hate nature...

Answer 5

A bright and sunny morning - next door's ponies are having a play - charging about and bucking, and our Ginger cat is enjoying the sun on the potting bench. The resident Robin is wisely avoiding the cat and having a good listen at the ground where I put some bulbs in this morning. Everything is green and shimmering with dew :-))

Answer 6

responding from Maggie Valley North Carolina. From my living room window I see about 20 miles of mountains, trees and lots of birds. It's awsome to wathch the sun come up.

Answer 7

Just houses and small trees would love to wake up to the site of green fields though.

Answer 8

In front a green lawn with shrubs surrounding it and a lime tree in the centre,the side orange ,pawpaw and mango trees and sprouts of pineapple leaves and what is that i see now on the trees..
it's a plane..
it's a bird...
it's a flying pig!!!(kidding)
I'm in Nigeria.

Answer 9

My back garden, 2 houses overlooking me & the cemetary next door. Which I don't mind because we got lots of squirrals & birds around, it's very peaceful. I'm in West Sussex, England.

Answer 10

I've got a meadow, a small river and a wooded hillside. I feed birds so get loads and there's loads of rabbits and regular visits from deer. I live in NE Scotland.