Show us your home screens

[Laura Knotek]

Let's see all your home screens on your Pixel Fold.

 

[slbailey1]

Here is my home screen.

 

[FF22]

Same one I've been using on various phones but now I can see more of it! Carne Basin and Fortress Mt enhanced by Larch trees in the snow.

 

[Bkdodger1]

AIO Launcher

 

[darrinS]

 

[Bkdodger1]

Nothing's changed too much but I do like the cartoonish lock screen clock at least for the day lol

 

[J Dubbs]

Wow that big screen really show's off those beautiful wallpapers... sweet!!

 

[Bkdodger1]

Wow that big screen really show's off those beautiful wallpapers... sweet!!

It's a nice canvas

 

[J Dubbs]

It's a nice canvas

It most definitely is.... stunning to say the least. I haven't had the chance to see a beautiful wallpaper on a big foldable in person yet... maybe it's better that way lol.

The whole "Ignorance is Bliss" thing

 

[FF22]

Okay, let's vote on which one to use.

Carne Mt Larches in the snow with Fortress Mt in the background- the current choice



Mt Baker - my desktop wallpaper




Devils Club - used on various Blackberries over the years. (notice the thorns on the ribs on the bottom of those harmless looking leaves and the thorns on the stems and branches)

 

[Bkdodger1]

You definitely making some tough choices for us here my friend lol

 

[J Dubbs]

Tough choices indeed lol. I have to go with Mt. Baker though if I could only pick one, brings back some moving memories

 

[FF22]

Tough choices indeed lol. I have to go with Mt. Baker though if I could only pick one, brings back some moving memories

I have left it in place as the Home Screen at the moment. I've been atop it twice, one on foot and once on skis.

But I've always liked the backlit Devils Club which has a rather descriptive Latin name: Oplopanax horridus. I recall my first encounter with it. I was on my first long backpack in the Pacific Northwest, the Cascades. Wandered under a "maple leaf" shrub and it grabbed me with those leaf spines. Then there was the time I innocently grabbed the main stem of one to get out of a creek bed - tragic mistake.

But then again, Carne Mt with its profusion of golden Larch in the Fall is a magnificent locale that I'd been to, about five or six times. The largest Larch recorded lived and unfortunately died along that trail.