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I liked this old carriage that was in the ice house. Note the opening in the floor where the ice was stored.

On a bender for all things green, all things natural? Surround your little one with Botany Bender, a mix of creamy natural blooms against a soft celery woven cotton. Organic bamboo velour lines the inside.

 

Botany Bender is a fitted diaper and requires a cover.

442s1/RL306 Mascot 20101203

8037/8044 POTA Botany 20101207

Walking over the wave-cut platform below the cliffs you can just discern the cart tracks made at the time when a huge amount of flints were taken from the beach to be used in construction work For example, look at Kingsgate Castle nearby, built almost entirely in flint, here: www.flickr.com/photos/stevieb/42329571911/

1101/8037 stabled Botany Yard 20151007

442s5/MZ1443/VL356 "Gatum Gatum" Botany Yard 2012122

442s1/RL306 Gelco 20101203

Photography by: Benjamin DeHaven

 

Botany Bay Plantation, SC

VL361 "At Talaq"/RL310 Botany Yard 20141103

Schomburgkia sp. One of my orchids, first flowering.

RL306/RL305 Botany Yard 20081119

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Edisto Island, South Carolina

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Botany Bay, Juan de Fuca Provincial Park, Port Renfrew, BC

acrylic on canvas 90cmx76cm - $600

   

Botany Bay beach, Edisto Island, South Carolina, USA

Here I am, May 1991. What a great project it was. Still haven't published though.

This cucumber slice turned up in my colleague's salad. Can one flower of the cucumber plant have produced two fruits that fused into one contiguous body?

Quebrada Gonzalez, PN Braulio Carrillo, Limón Costa Rica. | July 14, 2017.

At the University of Chicago

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