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13 years ago

JAM

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gymnmore
13 years ago
J is for Jackmani Clematis
alisande
13 years ago
Jumping: My daughter Jill competing at a horse show.
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BenT - I've sniffed Memorial Day at the local rose garden, and although it did have a strong and lovely classic rose fragrance, it didn't remind me of the J&P catalog. The fragrance alone was almost enough to get me to break out of my focus on shrub roses, but then I saw those thorns! And those stiff awkward canes! Diane - I wonder why your Memorial Day didn't have a scent? It's pretty dry here. The J&P catalog was perfumed back in the 70's I believe. My guess is that they stopped doing that in the 80's. I don't grow Young Lycidas, but you've mentioned it before and now I'm curious to sniff it. They don't grow it in the local rose garden or at the botanic garden here. To be honest, the vibrant color has put me off, but lately I'm starting to like it. I wonder if DA will let me add to my order. I've been chuckling at the name Like No Other. It's one of those terms that can be interpreted in various ways. It could be Like No Other because it is so beautiful, OR because it is just so ugly. Or just strange. I think Green Rose is like no other. It is interesting, but I certainly don't want it in my garden. The color of Like No Other actually reminds me of some of the photographs of Young Lycidas. Is that what made you think of it? If it is similar, then Like No Other is a misnomer.
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lazypup
13 years ago
At first I thought that "J" would prove to be a bit of a challenge but it appears that everyone has proven themselves worthy of the assignment...LOL.

When I first glanced at Clarido2's rendition of jam I must confess that it gave me the munchies so I had to stop and put the coffee on and grab a snack and Gymnmore has certainly put one over on me. For as much as I love shooting pictures of flowers when it comes to naming them I must confess that I don't know weeds from watermellons.

I love Alisndes jumping horse. All four feet of the horse are off the ground, Great action shot.

All I could come up with is "Junk". but then one mans junk is another mans treasure. Here is a picture of an old Fordson tractor that has long since passed its prime, but now proudly stands at the entrance to our local farmers market.
anna_lisa
13 years ago
the joy of taking picture
anna_lisa
13 years ago
{{!gwi}}
J is for jeans
pfmastin
13 years ago
anna lisa...love your gull photo. Beautiful!
pfmastin
13 years ago
J is for jonquils
anna_lisa
13 years ago
Thanks pfmastin for the nice comments I love taken action picture and with my new Nikon D 5000 it does a great Job
Anna
carol_in_california
13 years ago
J is for Jay....California scrub jay.
Konrad___far_north
13 years ago
All very nice!
One has to look hard for J pictures...got lucky

Jet streak..
bigack
13 years ago
I'm late with this one!
J is for "Jazzy cow" I collect these "Cows on Parade".
crunchpa
13 years ago
Jackie O.....I believe I used this for a J photo before, but I like it.

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awm03
13 years ago
J. Bruce Ismay, president of White Star Lines and Titanic survivor, who erected this headstone for his employee. Taken at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia, final resting site for 121 victims of the Titanic sinking.

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