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Some 100mm Macro shots of the patterns on a Banksia Flower...
Sean at the Frog pond at Falconbridge in the Blue Mountains National Park.
ISO 1600, 100mm, f/5.0, 1/160sec, raw, handheld
Throwie pattern I've been developing that I painted today at The Collective Gallery on Florida road. So good to get my hands sticky with Montana again!
The shadows interest me.
From Woolies for Babies book no 224, 1945.
pattern for a crocheted bear (?). It's kind-of scary actually.
So a friend of mine asked me if I'd make her cute face masks like the Japanese wear when they are sick or have allergies so I did. I have the pattern and masks up on my Etsy if anyone is interesed. dollparts and candy
©carolyn pepper
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Eastern gamagrass
"Tripsacum dactyloides
Poaceae
Description
Robust stems, which are flattened at the purplish base, grow from thick, scaly rhizomes (resembling white grubs). The leaf blades are 1⁄3 to 1 inch wide with rough, sharp margins and may grow to 82 inches long. Ligule is a short, ciliate or lacerate membrane. The infloresence, with one to three spikes, is sometimes 12 inches long with male spikelets above and female spikelets below. Male spikelets are in pairs fitting into the hollows of the seed stem. Female spikelets are oval and hard, breaking into bony joints. This grass is kin to corn, but has both male and female parts in the same spike.
Eastern gamagrass is a perennial, warm-season, native – 36 to 72 inches tall.
Good grazing for livestock. Fair grazing for wildlife."