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13 years ago

gathering (slugs)

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lazypup
13 years ago
"G" is for GROUND IVY, that pesky weed we are forever plucking out of our yards and flower beds;

Who knew that the blossom was so intricate??
ronf_gw
13 years ago
Garden.

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Garden Gnome that has been knifed.

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Groundhog.

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Ron
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lalogue86
13 years ago
Ronf your garden is beautiful. What is the plant with the swirled leaves in the first picture?
ronf_gw
13 years ago
Thank you lalogue, or can I just call you lal? ;-)
The swirled leaf plant is a Rex Begonia, variety, Escargot, appropriately enough.

The garden is a lath house made for shade loving plants. Another part has less shade on the roof and I have trough gardens with bonsai in it in that part.

{{!gwi}}

Ron
anna_lisa
13 years ago

long grass
anna_lisa
13 years ago

G is for Goose
anna_lisa
13 years ago
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green leaves
lazypup
13 years ago
"G" is for "Grist Mill"
This is "Lantermans Mill" located in Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio.
The mill was originally constructed in 1845 & 1846
In the mid 1980's the mill was fully restored and is now opertating as a public attaction in the Park.
As a side note, Mill Creek Park is the 2nd largest municipal park in the entire USA.
Lantermans Mill as view from the publis street bridge over the gorge.

If you look in the backgorund of the Mill picture you can see the covered bridge which is slightly upstream from the bridge.

The Min entrance into the mill;

Shot of the interior of the mill at the Bagging and weighing station. In the far background of this picture you can see what looks like large round wooden tubs. The actual mill grinding wheels are inside those tubs. As the flour is ground it is carried up to bins on the upper floof where it then comes down the wooden chutes to the bagging station.
crunchpa
13 years ago
Thanks for the mill tour. Thats great.
pfmastin
13 years ago
....grasshopper
lalogue86
13 years ago
G is for George the donkey

and G is for Geranium 'Johnson Blue'
carol_in_california
13 years ago
G is for garden green pepper and other garden produce.
crunchpa
13 years ago
Great Blue Heron at Great Falls Park.

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anna_lisa
13 years ago

G is for golf cart
alisande
13 years ago
G is for the Good Old Days (me in 1968).
troutwind
13 years ago
crunchpa:

The Heron pic is just great. The way it's balanced in mid-launch on the very tip of one toe. Perfect timing! You just don't catch 'em at that perfect point every day - or every month for that matter.

Great shot.
crunchpa
13 years ago
Thanks troutwind. There were numerous Herons fishing the Potomac that day and it increased my chances of getting a nice shot. It was an enjoyable outing. Alisande, lookin' hot back in the day.
awm03
13 years ago
Grotto of the Redemption, West Bend, Iowa:

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