Meantime...the trees is blooming in Italy too. Pic took with my nikon
Sharing some color with Texas
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Tasso-Hunter
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Re: Sharing some color with Texas
Oh those wildflowers looks very nice! Where do they grow? In spontaneous green areas?
Meantime...the trees is blooming in Italy too. Pic took with my nikon
Meantime...the trees is blooming in Italy too. Pic took with my nikon
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Tass, they grow pretty much all over the State and are even propagated along Texas Hwys by the Hwy Dept. In some areas there are fields of assorted Wildflowers that are beyond description. Here is a link that tells about our Wildflowers.
http://www.texashighways.com/wildflowers
http://www.texashighways.com/wildflowers
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Here's some 'bonnets around Brenham area from this past Monday
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Awesome, we used to make annual trips to "Baylor Park" during this time and then take the back roads around that area but haven't in several years. - - - 
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OldUsedParts wrote:Tass, they grow pretty much all over the State and are even propagated along Texas Hwys by the Hwy Dept. In some areas there are fields of assorted Wildflowers that are beyond description. Here is a link that tells about our Wildflowers.
http://www.texashighways.com/wildflowers
very much interesting.... these wildflowers are very nice and seems to be a typical Texas trait
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Rexter I'm very spellbind with your photo....congratulation! That's your farm?
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We have Russell lupins growing wild here in the South Island.
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Wow, Pard, that reminds me of my years in the Rocky Mtns - - - good memories too - - -
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Tasso-Hunter wrote:Rexter I'm very spellbind with your photo....congratulation! That's your farm?
LOL, Don't I wish.
The location is off HWY 290 east of Brenham
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OldUsedParts wrote:Awesome, we used to make annual trips to "Baylor Park" during this time and then take the back roads around that area but haven't in several years. - - -
Here you go
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thanks, been a while - - - do they still have the Hay Festival at ?Burton?
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OldUsedParts wrote:thanks, been a while - - - do they still have the Hay Festival at ?Burton?
I really don't know
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Got some great shutterbugs here. Down in Texas this evenin', it was sunset time so I decided to do a little porch surfin' and listen to the 60's legend and undisputed King of the Surf Guitar, Dick Dale, who dispite his failing kidneys, is STILL touring gigs all over the country and wowing young and old alike. Naturally, I had my Longboard right at hand...
Let's ... go .... surfin'!!
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I'm an hour away from a kingfisher lager. 4 o clock every Sunday before the family arrive for dinner. Just the 1 til they leave,lol.
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Not very colorful, but our scrawny dogwood tree that manages to drop its blossoms right before the Memorial Day Q, every year but one.
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