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24th September 2014, 02:06 PM #1
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One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
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24th September 2014, 02:54 PM #2
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Nicely captured.
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24th September 2014, 04:24 PM #3
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Very nice looking plant B, well done bud
David
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24th September 2014, 04:29 PM #4
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Superb… but my name is still not on it!
Originally Posted by deetheturk
Very nice looking plant B, well done bud David
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24th September 2014, 04:44 PM #5
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Beautiful. What a stunning contrast against the background.
Irene
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26th September 2014, 02:21 AM #6
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
there is an amazing subtlety and beauty within these blossoms that is not hard to find but to do them true justice will take a few(?) more tries. Originally Posted by deetheturk
Very nice looking plant B, well done bud
David
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26th September 2014, 02:21 AM #7
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Is it time for you to take a tropical holiday? Originally Posted by Kodiak
Superb… but my name is still not on it!
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26th September 2014, 02:22 AM #8
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
I did work on the complimentary fore and back ground. Originally Posted by ied
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26th September 2014, 04:16 AM #9
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
I like it.
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26th September 2014, 07:04 AM #10
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
so do I Originally Posted by Teton Chuck
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26th September 2014, 08:49 AM #11
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
I like your conclusion better than my doctor's! Originally Posted by JBW
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29th September 2014, 09:22 PM #12
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
I thought I commented on this shot of yours but apparently I didn't
Very nice image with lovely colors Brian
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29th September 2014, 10:54 PM #13
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Not a problem, I just turned 63 and getting confused and or forgetful is becoming a common occurrence. Originally Posted by bnnrcn
I thought I commented on this shot of yours but apparently I didn't Very nice image with lovely colors Brian
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30th September 2014, 04:07 AM #14
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
Brian, very lovely image...
I have you, or you have me (depending on how we look at things) by 11-years. Just passed 74 in June...
BTW: Regarding aging: If you lose your car keys, that doesn't mean you have Alzheimer's... It's when you find them and wonder, "what the heck are these things" that you need to begin worrying!
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30th September 2014, 06:29 AM #15
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Re: One of the prettier wild ginger plants.
You definitely have me. I don't know if I will make 74 but 74 and still active is doubtful. A small aside 12 years ago we bought a papered Doberman. We needed a guard dog and the people here are scared of Dobermans. He is a true friend and a great part of our pack. About 6 months ago we thought we would add another member to our pack so we got a heinz 57 to keep our Doberman company and active. As far as smarts, loyalty, intelligence, and all around niceness they are a dead tie. Originally Posted by rpcrowe
there are legit reasons for buying a papered dog but most of the time a 'rescued dog' will do he job quite nicely.
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