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The larger one is a Walnut Datana (Datana integerrima) and the smaller one is likely a Fall Webworm cat. Spotted them crossing a country road I was walking on this morning
Collage card of Laura Ingalls Wilder's dugout home from "On the Banks of Plum Creek", Walnut Grove, Minnesota.
Walnut tree, Fresno State Fruit & Nut Orchard - Gavin Abraham, 05-17-16, photo by Geoff Thurner, Copyright 2016.
This walnut tree is just about bare. A few more leaves and nuts to go. But it looked spectacular against this gorgeous blue October sky.
Walnut tree.
northern Virginia.
11 November 2012.
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Walnut Canyon National Monument, AZ
September 12, 2010
©Dale Haussner
Dwellings sheltered by overhanging cliffs were home to Walnut Canyon's only permanent inhabitants more than 800 years ago. Inside the canyon and throughout the pine forests of its rims, these people made their living by farming, hunting deer and small game, gathering an assortment of useful plants, and trading. The people are today known as sinagua - Spanish for "without water" - a tribute to their ability to turn a relatively dry region into a homeland.
* National Park Service
Philadelphia, Walnut St Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre Company, Washington Square West
Today I went out to Walnut Hill Presbyterian Church - near my house. It's the oldest one in KY, built in 1801. There was a cub scout meeting going on and the scoutmaster let me through the gate and invited me to poke around and shoot pictures.
These were shot with a Minolta X700 using TMAX 100 developed in HC110.
I developed for 6:20 with dilution B, stopped with a water + vinegar bath, fixed with Kodak Professional Fixer (I want to try a rapid fixer, but this was the powder I had) and washed for 10 minutes. All at 68 degrees.
Craftsman-style four-square house atop a tall, three-tiered stone retaining wall, circa early 20th Century.
From Oppentstein Brothers Memorial Park at intersection of 11th and Walnut in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
The brown grass shows the burn effect of herbicide spraying on private property on January 10, 2011 by agents of the City of Walnut. Taken from street in front of 20552 Collegewood Drive facing easterly.
This salad combines whole grains with legumes, which are full of fiber and essential vitamins and minerals.
A device for shelling walnuts en masse. Drop the walnuts into the top while a drill rotates the shaft. The walnut shells are crushed between fins on the shaft and the angled plate and then drop into the bucket below. Aperture adjustable with the threaded T-bar. Mild steel with oil finish. Rollerblade wheels for bearings.