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U.S.A. trip, day 2 February 6th 2012
Comments (18)Will, I was extra careful with my walking trough this garden, I didn't harm non of his plants. There was only one lady we would like to see that day, Will's girl friend but unfortunately she didn't show up. Mybe she red the day 1 journal and she didn't like me to make her famous in the conifer world ;0) Indeed, the white needled Picea abies is 'Elegantissima'. Dave, I can't remember the amound of tequilas we had but we decided to continue share our information about conifers with eachother. Somebody has to do this when the older generation isn't around no more... Mike, thanks for showing us your beautiful garden pictures. All colours together will make it look like a living painting! Garen59, do you've Dutch blood in you? Garen is Dutch for tread... For sure we are not Conifer Gods, but we felt like we were in heaven :0) Nate, the Picea shirasawae 'Mt. Yatugatake' is a special and very rare conifer indeed. Till now it's the only cultivar I know of this species. Some background info of the one's at the pictures: Abies procera 'Danish Column': Found by Jason Hupp from seed he bought from Danmark. This cultivar was first named as 'Hupp's Fastigiate' but in that time it wasn't availlable on the market yet. Picea shirasawae 'Mt. Yatugatake' The species Picea shirasawae is native in Japan and was first named as Picea bicolor var. shirasawae. Picea pungens 'Victor' Found by Jerry Morris as a flat growing specimen which arose as a seedling. He also named a Picea pungens 'Victor II' but this one is found as a witches' broom. Picea abies 'Catharine's Golden Heart' This is one of Bob Fincham's seedling selctions which arose as a cross between Picea abies 'Gold Drift' and Picea abies 'Acrocona'. Bob sold this one to Will including the rights to gave it a cultivar name. Will named it 'Catharine's Golden Heart' after his mother. This conifer does have a shape which is in between it's parents, also it produces cones at an early age. Will, thanks you for having us at your beautiful gardens and we hope that you'll continue your great topics at this forum!...See MoreNew Year's Dallas camping and birding trip
Comments (8)I live in a rural area near the Ellisville Harbor State Park, and a road runs right by the salt marsh. At low tide the mudbanks butt up to the road and a few years ago I took this photo. At the time I knew almost nothing about ducks, and noticed the strange looking mallards in the mud. My philosophy is always shoot first and ask questions later, so I shot and went home to check the references. I didn't even know Green-winged Teal existed. At that distance my Canon Powershot S5IS with a 12X zoom can handle it, although I don't get that nice feather detail. Some day I'll get better equipment, but not right now. Claire...See Morewhy why WHY do I always wait until the last minute?
Comments (10)You guys are too much :-). And I'm shocked at how much a 2 year old's attitude resembles that of a belligerent teen! The refusing to answer when spoken to, the ignoring of direct instructions, the odd eating habits... No wait lists for any of the hotels but I did manage to find a room via Travelocity. The funny thing is that when I specified the town as "Mansfield" the hotel came up as available but changed to unavailable when I tried to book rooms. A call to the hotel itself confirmed that, no available rooms. But when I changed the town to "ashland" (about 20 miles away) the exact same hotel came up as available & allowed me to book rooms. So I did. Printed up my confirmation so I have proof. Now I'm even toying with the idea of flying out & renting a car. What with the cost of gas in my area it wouldn't be all that much more money! But I'm liking the thought of camping more & more & maybe later in the season we can get away for a few days to just camp. bring the little guy & the dog & play wild slumber party in the tent. Both the little guy & the dog would love it. Thankfully we have a big tent! Melanie, I'm beating myself up because I know better. I consciously left this until the last minute. It's a bad, bad habit of mine. I insist that I work better under pressure :-). Yes, Bill, how far west are you heading? And since you're in Maine have you ever done the trip east to Nova Scotia? Now that's a spectacular holiday! Nina...See MoreCamping trip
Comments (10)Looks like a great place to camp. I like camping in the rustic places, but we make sure we aren't too far from the bathrooms! I hope the evenings are cool. Those tents can get very hot inside!!! Jammer and I always took cards and dominoes and would play games by candle light at night. The boys took those lighted Nerf footballs and would have lots of fun with them at night. Hope you have lots of fun!!!...See More- 10 years ago
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