Looking NW from the near SE part of the back yard. In the foreground is the bulb bed with one of the many rocks George Garrison gave us when he got tired of mowing around them; he called this one 'Old Okmulgee,' maybe because he found it there. Between the bulb bed and the house, you can see the first of our feeder 'trees' that we built to hang more bird feeders. There was a thermometer on the back side of the coke bottle-shaped piece of wood on a stick in the bulb bed that Mom & Dad got us at some flea market. In the bed behind is a cherry and another tree (neither of which survived) and a big sandstone rock that George gave us.