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Thursday, February 16, 2006

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25 comments:

  1. Karen7:11 AM, February 17, 2006

    That looks like bark from somewhere much warmer than here! I remember warm weather.....

    Michele sent me, but as you know, I stop by all the time.

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  2. rashbre7:24 AM, February 17, 2006

    The three shadowy stripes to the right adda sort of menace to a luscious sunny picture.

    Here today via Michele's!

    rashbre

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  3. sage8:34 AM, February 17, 2006

    when i use to do a lot of photograph (in the good ole days), I use to like to shoot bark in black & white--getting all the shadows and textures.

    Now, where did you find such bark in Canada?

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  4. Viamarie9:11 AM, February 17, 2006

    What tree is this? Just curious.

    Cheers from Michele. Have a great weekend.

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  5. Ms Mac9:27 AM, February 17, 2006

    Oh ok then... Woof!

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  6. Jill9:51 AM, February 17, 2006

    How surreal! Just beautiful, Carmi.

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  7. Zinnia Cyclamen11:41 AM, February 17, 2006

    Woof!

    (I have always responded more quickly to words than to pictures!)

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  8. Anonymous12:53 PM, February 17, 2006

    I love the pattern on this, my mind keeps making little images jump out at me.

    Kestrel

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  9. Bill C1:27 PM, February 17, 2006

    Some kind of palm, maybe? Whatever the subject, you've captured a fine view of it.

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  10. Tracy S3:04 PM, February 17, 2006

    that is interesting bark ...

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  11. Jeff4:22 PM, February 17, 2006

    I see your really into the close ups

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  12. The Mistress of the Dark6:20 PM, February 17, 2006

    Looks like someone had a beautiful day. It was lovely here in PA, just really really cold!

    Here via Michele's this time.

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  13. utenzi6:21 PM, February 17, 2006

    Woof, woof?

    Why am I barking, pray tell, Carmi?

    Michele sent me to witness your textural statement, Carmi of the North.

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  14. Panthergirl6:30 PM, February 17, 2006

    NICE! What I wouldn't do for some warm weather...

    Here via michele this time!

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  15. Unique Designs from Zazzle6:39 PM, February 17, 2006

    it looks like a potato crisp, or Dan Quayle would say potatoe crisp

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  16. Dale Challener Roe7:37 PM, February 17, 2006

    Looks like one of the types of palms from South Florida

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  17. Anonymous7:40 PM, February 17, 2006

    Hi...Michelle sent me.
    But I've enjoyed reading your columns here, especially Tuesday's on Cheney! Way to go!

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  18. Anonymous7:49 PM, February 17, 2006

    must be another vacation shot...looks a little too tropical for your neck of the woods...

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  19. Lisa8:15 PM, February 17, 2006

    That's a very interesting tree! What kind is it?

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  20. Lisa8:15 PM, February 17, 2006

    and oh yeah, Michele sent me. (I always forget that part... lol)

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  21. Anonymous8:36 PM, February 17, 2006

    Just stopping in to see your palm! Have a great weekend, Carmi.

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  22. OldLady Of The Hills10:48 PM, February 17, 2006

    FABULOUS LOOKING, Carmi...
    Is it bark? From what tree???

    Here from Michele tonight!

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  23. Unknown3:28 PM, February 18, 2006

    Palm tree bark. Sob. You're making me really homesick.

    Here via Michele

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  24. Ramona9:20 PM, February 18, 2006

    I like your perspective.
    Via Micheles.
    But you know that already. (!)

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  25. Chrixean9:30 PM, February 18, 2006

    Textures are great photography subjects! I'm here from Michele's today :-)

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