Get up and go to the nearest window!

I live in a subdivision so what I see outside are residential homes with tall fences that look like prison camps. People worry too much about security and they tend to overdo it. You can hardly see the beauty of the house because of these fences. Outside are children playing and lot of cars parked infront of houses.

its still dark here so takin a pic wouldnt work out too well but no matter what window I do go to right now all I see is snow snow snow...and its still coming down..in fact I'm gonna have my coffee and get dressed to go out and shovel at 4:45am for crying out loud! I woudnt but went I let the dogs out I noticed that the snow is level with the bottom of the door right now LOL so um ya...its gotta be done..

from the front window ive got my bush, see my picture on my profile for this, but behind the house i have the open moorland of the west riding of yorkshire, it looks beautiful, even so late at night. Blessed be

Outside the nearest window to me now, I can see the houses on the opposite side of the road, the Church, up on the hill behind the Post Office, a wooden bus shelter to my right, and straight ahead, on the hill beside the church, I can see the School, through the trees. It's very countrified here. I love it. I sit by this window in the mornings and have my breakfast whilst watching the sun come up from behind the trees. It's a wonderful site. I've posted a photo of the view. Brightest Blessings, Bizzie.

Well, it is pitch dark outside ... To the left, snow. To the right, more snow. Above, ice and snow. Below, ice all over the ground. We got hit with a major snowstorm but they were predicting nine inches and we only got four plus freezing rain so things could have been a LOT worse!

I find my house in the the luckiest location . The reason is that i have a very preeti girl whom i can watch every day in my neighbourhood which is in the right direction. While In the back side of my house there is a Park which is so famous that whole day it is full of public which make my house area look very alive. And in the front side there is a temple where i can see the idol of god which makes my day a holy one. And to the left there is a Small lake which add ro the beauty of my house. So after reading my post if u r thinkin of visitin my house then u r most welcome whenever u visit india.......

Oh dear I go to the window and all that I can see is the neighbours back yard and their home, they are not very nice neighbours and harrass us every day so I do not like or enjoy what I can see out of my nearest window. Sorry I do not have any pictures to put on here. But we do have some lovely trees all around here close to the window.

I have a great view of Athens, GA. I can see the university buildings and Sanford Stadium in the background. The buildings are all surrounded by lots of trees and green space. There's a little chapel right below my window, and I can see a bigger church and a steeple in the background. It's a pretty nice view. Some of the buildings are slightly dilapidated, but overall it's a sunny day and everything looks nice. I can watch all the cars driving down the street and stuff.

I'm at work- I see a main highway. Kind of boring.

I can see out my sliding doors into my backyard. Just outside the sliding doors is my new deck leading to my pool. I can also see my shed and a bunch of bushes just waiting for spring to arrive. I can see the gazebo on the deck and my fire pit just dying for me to start it up. Sometimes I do light it and sit indoors so I can watch the fire! Basically, I see my yard, my bushes cover up anyone elses yard, so it's just mine! And I love the view.

OOH... now lets look and see what I see?? OMG, it's the same as you!!.that'll be 'cos I'm looking out the same window Soppy! LMAO ;-) only from the other direction....

From my nearest window I can see a open ground with trees and buildings lining it. I cant upload the photo but the flowering trees with birds and parrots make it a beautiful sight. you can often see squirrels running along the branches.