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fred1st > By Sharon athttp://www.quiltgranny.blogspot.com
fred1st > Foolin' around: a color inverted image of flowering cabbage--it gives me the impression of the "Big Bang" and the expanding fractals of the cosmos. What do you see here?
fred1st > Possibly Golden Alexander, It was taken on the Blue Ridge Parkway, north of Mabry Mill and south of Rocky Knob, on May 28 this year.-- Lin B / Virginia
fred1st > Country Life
fred1st > Royal Fern can grow to over six feet tall. Its fertile fronds are also separate stalks, like Cinnamon Fern, but not colorful or showy. The tallest fronds are fertile. This places them in good position to drop their little genetic packages into the wind for distribution.
fred1st > I could have stayed here for an hour as the light changed every second! What you can't tell is that the wind is blowing so hard I'm having a hard time standing, much less holding the camera steady as I pan to capture the three images that make up this striking composite. I'll print this one, and frame it.
East Tennessee Roadside skipper on Bull Thistle
fred1st > East Tennessee Roadside skipper on Bull Thistle
East Tennessee Roadside skipper on Bull Thistle
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