If a picture is worth a thousand words, what is this worth? Have a closer look. What do you see? Are those trees evergreen or coniferous? Is it a mini forest growing out of the rocks and the water? Are those trees? Or are they something else? Tell me what you see.    I was intrigued by this scene. I thought it looked like a treescape. Those "trees" are actually small plants about 6 inches high. I don't know what they are called, but they are growing quite happily in the Medway River in Queens County, Nova Scotia. 06/12/2011

Informationen den Nova Scotia, Kanada "Ten Mile Lake" Wunderland: Lage: Nur 15 Autominuten von Liverpool mit seinen 2000 Einwohnern, sowie den schönen Sandstränden des Atlantik entfernt, finden Sie echte Natur an einem traumhaften See. Die Erschließung: Dies ist die einzige an diesem See. Sie besteht aus 21 Grundstücken direckt am See, sowie 8 mit Seezugang, in idealer Süd-Ost-bis Süd-West-Ausrichtung. Die Grundstücke sind vollständig erschlossen, d.h. mit Strom und Strasse bis zum Grundstück versehen sowie septikgeprüft.   Das Projekt:  Grundstücke sind groß genug, um Ihnen die nötige Privatsphäre zu garantieren. Suchen Sie sich Ihr Grundstück aus und bauen Sie Ihr Ferienhaus oder Ihren Ruhesitz.   Ten Mile Lake: Der malerische, fischreiche See, in dem sich drei Inseln befinden, lädt z... 03/03/2010

Realizing you have a problem is your first step to recovery. Even if you are just slightly credit impaired, there is no time like the present to give yourself, and your finances a helping hand.With a second mortgage (home equity loan), you can pay off your current bills, reduce your monthly payments and balance your budget. You'll have more money to spend each month and have fewer bills to pay.Why pay more than you really need to every month?I could help you to pay off your debts and provide you with one lower monthly payment.Here's an example of how bill consolidation second mortgage can work.Let's say you have $50,000 in home equity (difference between home value and 1st mortgage) and you owe about $45,000 on 5 different credit cards with minimum monthly payments of $1,350 at 18.5% in... 06/04/2008