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A Dendrobium orchid hybrid of historical significance having been registered in 1919 and receiving a First Class Certificate with the Royal Horticultural Society, England, being the highest award that could be achieved for an orchid at that time. It's parents are Dendrobium pulchellum ( formerly dalhousianum) x Dendrobium Illustre (which was Dendrobium pulchellum x chrysotoxum) . This Dendrobium grows to 2 metres tall and is still considered an incredible spectacle when flowered well.
Today one of Jackie's sisters was visiting so a quick walk in the local fields and woods for Ruby. The sun was shining and so 7 images of the flowers and grasses and a landscape
Days spent looking for sunlight, sunrays, dewdrops and spider webs. I came across this huge spider web and, yes; the owner was at home. It was not the web that first attracted me; it was the sunlight through the web. And when I positioned myself in just the right spot, without coming face to face with the spider, I caught the sunrays.
ANSH 126 - 19. sunrays
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Setting Sun over the Pacific, from the roiling deck of the Ogasawara-Maru on the journey back to Tokyo from Chichi-jima
Sorry I am short of time to describe, but details can be found here: maryburton.blogspot.com/2007/02/embroidery-tast-chevron.html