Introducing myself
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Comments (3)Hello, Juanita! Why no responses here? Too bad. I love your post. I got into photography while taking pictures of my roses and daylilies and garden and now am doing bird photography. It is a lot harder than flowers but I love it. I took a photography class last year but it was a bit advanced for me at that time. Now I have a different camera, a Nikon, which I use for everything but birds. My Canon SX50 can't be beat for birding so I am sticking with that for now. I just may take the Photoshop class as I need to do better with it. Hope someone else sees this post and responds. Kathy near Sacramento...See MoreIntroducing Myself
Comments (44)Welcome Suzanne, my name is Anne from the southern most city in Canada which is even south of the US border. haha when I was a kid I wanted to be called Anne Louise Lulabelle. I would love to have a chicken or two. My Grandfather had a chicken coop and it was fun collecting the eggs and feeding them. He also raised and raced homing pigeons. Rhizo, I like that name Dorie....See Morewhere do I go to introduce myself???
Comments (2)Hi there Frakielynnsie!! I will keep my mind open and remember to keep checking the site. In the meantime, will try and finish my trading page and see if I can figure it out as well as start some more seeds and cuttings to propagate for trade. I was a great trader and would send packed boxes when I had more prior to moving Unfortunately lost a lot in the move. So starting over and hard enough when you're doing it for yourself let alone when you are trying to finish a Memory Garden. So I have a few that I can list right now for some hens and chicks if you like Or we can do so at a later time. Again thank-you for the info....smiles Always a friend, Sincerely and respectfully, Carol Tenen or Perkisun on GW...See MorePlease allow me to introduce myself
Comments (3)Ok HU how much are you spending on the nutrients. That's always a sticking point. How often do you change that nutrient. As for pictures what happened to your need for "video". An posting some pictures that can be gotten anywhere in the cloud. So I know your posting for some reason but change the subject everytime you get "uncomfortable" with the answers....See MoreDakota
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