bujno
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Post by bujno on Jan 4, 2007 1:11:42 GMT -7
Serbia, Europe. Fot. MARKO DJURICA REUTERS Wisconsin, USA.Fot. ANDY MANIS AP more: www.gazetawyborcza.pl/5,75539,3818385.html?i=0
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Post by rdywenur on Jan 4, 2007 4:11:19 GMT -7
I like the craberries, Buj. At first I thought the photo was crop circles (well theya re aren't they in a matter of speaking....LOL) Looks like they are shaped into a heart . I wonder if that was for the foto shoot. The tomatoes are cool too. The bodies buried are a bit eerrie to me.
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Post by bujno on Jan 4, 2007 10:32:11 GMT -7
Chris, the caption in Polish reads '¿urawina'. The cranberries. Like them very much! Both the berries and the group
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Post by Jaga on Jan 4, 2007 17:47:48 GMT -7
Very good pictures, thanks for posting
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Post by leslie on Jan 5, 2007 6:59:55 GMT -7
This rose photo was taken this morning (5 January 2007) - one of about 20 roses still flowering from the summer 2006 season. Leslie
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Post by bescheid on Jan 5, 2007 8:03:03 GMT -7
Leslie
Good photo of a tough rose, but, at same time, a gentle flower of beauty. You certainly know your plants and demonstrated skill in growing them. I see in the back ground, a well trimmed rose stalk, roses seem to like to be cut back in the fall. For in the spring, they seem to reward the grower with a much added abundance of blumes.
{or so it would seem as I am not a farmer, very far from it}
Charles
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Post by bescheid on Jan 5, 2007 8:07:40 GMT -7
bujno
This is rather late in response to your fine photos of yesterday, but I forgot {sorry}.
I was thinking of the man in boat at the phone booth was a man both of intent and courage. Also that of {where there is a will, there is a way}.
Charles
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Post by rdywenur on Jan 6, 2007 6:47:42 GMT -7
Great photo Leslie and a beautiful rose. Here on the East coast they say the plants are getting confused with all the warm weather we have been having. The sap is starting to run in the maple trees, the bees are working twice as hard and I think should be sleeping, and some plants are budding. They say the farmers are taking advantage of the situation by fixing fences, land work (head start) but that down the road we might be paying for it with unseasonal frost and other situations which would affect us all if the crops are in danger. Yet I am glad for no snow.
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