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This photo (badly focussed) taken from Mt. Dalsnibba shows the incredible zigzag road leading away from Geiranger in Norway.
I dont have a clue what kind of spider this is. I thought his little web was pretty neat looking. He made it in an empty little flower pot. Mt Juliet, Tn.
Fournitures : fil 1 mm Linhasita
Provenance : solylunamacrame.com
Modèle : tuto adapté de Macrame Tita
Mount Everest Base Camp to Tingri (Shegar), Tibet
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Identifying asters is always tricky, so it helps to have a botanist who can key these out! This plant did not have a label, but our tour guide at the Daniel Boone Native Gardens claimed it was a Zigzag Aster (Symphyotrichum prenanthoides). It is native to the eastern US with its southern-most populations in North Carolina and Tennessee. It is listed as a threatened species in Canada and some New England states.
Alphabet Chase Game - Round 5 - Double Letters - Z = zigzag wall
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Lemme know what you think of this one, honestly. I"m not sure about this one, something is not quite right for me. Hmmm, maybe it's my eyes? lol
A close up of my zigzag quilt. Triangle paper makes these types of project so easy! Everything aligns beautifully. Blogged here.