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Uploaded: 05/26/09 2:28 PM GMT
Hairy
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I found this plant hiding against the remainder of a building amidst a pile of rubble.

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.mxvirgil
05/29/09 1:14 AM GMT
Very nice, Jessica. Good composition and a background with visual interest as well. Now, may we have a sample of at least 1024 x 768 pixels for wallpapers..? :D

- Mike
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Mares eat oats and does eat oats and little lambs eat ivy. A kid'll eat ivy too, wouldn't you?
.bassman4447
05/29/09 2:18 PM GMT
kool plant
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seanzone
05/29/09 4:39 PM GMT
Nice shot of one - hairy Palm plant? A bit too small of a photo maybe, but still cool.
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::verenabloo
05/31/09 6:08 AM GMT
This is either in the Palm family or the Aloe family, but either way, it's gorgeous. I that you actually stopped, had your camera with you and took this photo, even tho you found this plant amongst some rubble. It just shows the importance of having your camera with you and your having an eye for this sort of shot. I love the "hairy" things on the plant. Thanx for the posting.By the way, Bellingham is one of my favorite places in Wa....Lots of stuff up there to take photos of...Welcome to caedes!!............ Verena
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Much of the beauty in life is found in people who care.
.SusanVenter
05/31/09 8:51 AM GMT
Hi Jessica, I like your "hairy plant" I think it's a Washingtonia Robusta,originate from Mexico. It's quite a common plant in the erea where I live. Have a great day.
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SUSAN

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