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I was in a store that sold wood stoves and there was a huge display of turned pens. There must have been 200 of them. The old guy that owned the store had turned them. He said his biggest problem was selling all he made, obviously!
Some were very expensive and that was probably his problem.
Some were very expensive and that was probably his problem.
I used to work with a guy that started turning pens. They were really nice. But he passed away not long after he got started. He had bought a ton of materials just a couple months prior.
Merry Christmas
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Here is a hedgehog cactus to brighten your day. My wife likes these.
Jim
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How far north on the lake is that. In laws lived in Muskegon years ago. Wife and I would take road trip up to New haven, Saugatuck, and Ludington. Beatiful area
See all those rays shining down? When I was little my Great-grandma would say those are angel slides. That's how the angels get down to earth to bless folks. A blessed place! We can certainly use blessings right now.
Today's happy photo is a blossoming Ocotillo. The hummingbird is at no extra charge.
That's awesome. I always thoughy it was heaven opening for the souls of the dead. I like yours better though.
Oh okay cool this was in Manitowoc Co WI so 3 ish hours south of that.
All your pictures makes it feel like summer.....but there is snow here.
Cool flowers.
Jim
Oh other side of the lake.
Because its Christmas Eve, I thought you all deserved another flower photo.
Here's what locals call Arizona holly but I think more commonly it is called Red Barberry. It gets juicy red berries on it and they taste great.
Here's what locals call Arizona holly but I think more commonly it is called Red Barberry. It gets juicy red berries on it and they taste great.
That looks like something I remember from my years in Texas, we called it Agarita. But the berries were red, not yellow (maybe the berries in your photo are not mature yet). The leaves were very pokey!
Those yellow things are the flowers. The berries are red. And yes the leaves are very pokey.
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Party poopers! We want the "spontaneity" approach on these kinds of photos. Get with the program.
Today's desert flower is the Globe mallow. Very common (weed). Cottontail are often seen eating this plant. It also has many uses for humans.
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We have a Florida Holly that looks like that right out side our back door. A mockingbird has been guarding it for at least 15 years. It is alive with all kinds of bees every spring,summer.
Oops yeah 4 hrs over the pond.lol
Just about everywhere you can find Indian Paint brush, even in the desert.
I'd guess they are at least 20,000 stockings short...
Here is a Fish hook Cactus. If you look closely the tines are shaped just like fish hooks.
