That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
Hope everyone is doing well, livin' la vida quarantina!
Janis, your "leaves and seaweed on tidal flat" is a great study.
Are those fern fronds Janis? Under the palm fronds. Beautiful pic. I am beginning to think you have a thing for fronds? Aren't the branches on a fern called fronds too? You have the best fronds!
back in a few with a pic if I can find one...
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Hope everyone is doing well, livin' la vida quarantina!
Janis, your "leaves and seaweed on tidal flat" is a great study.
Are those fern fronds Janis? Under the palm fronds. Beautiful pic. I am beginning to think you have a thing for fronds? Aren't the branches on a fern called fronds too? You have the best fronds!
Hope everyone is doing well, livin' la vida quarantina!
Janis, your "leaves and seaweed on tidal flat" is a great study.
Are those fern fronds Janis? Under the palm fronds. Beautiful pic. I am beginning to think you have a thing for fronds? Aren't the branches on a fern called fronds too? You have the best fronds!
This might be Angel's Trumpet. You can't see the 6" long narrow vertical tube base of the flower from above.
Cenizo or as most Texans call it Purple Sage. But which is not a true sage, rather a Mugwort. It blooms a few days to a week after a rain, every rain. Sometimes you can drive miles and they are horizon to horizon, usually they look dusty gray without flowers. The blooms last a couple days, three at tops. Bees go nuts on them.
Can't remember if I posted this, sorry if I did. A female Anhinga I had a couple weeks ago at my local park, a rare bird westward on the Edwards Plateau of central Texas. Common from east Texas throughout the gulf coast states and FL. Sometimes was called Snakebird for its habit of swimming with just neck and head out of water. Also called Water Turkey. It has no oil gland so must hang out to dry like cormorants.
had some juvenile Audubon's Oriole at the bath last weekend.
more male Painted Bunting, because you can't have too much
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
extending forever must be an amazing sight. I have seen Anhingas in Florida, but never sitting in a tree. Thanks for the photos.
Indian Mallow
This might be Angel's Trumpet. You can't see the 6" long narrow vertical tube base of the flower from above.
Cenizo or as most Texans call it Purple Sage. But which is not a true sage, rather a Mugwort. It blooms a few days to a week after a rain, every rain. Sometimes you can drive miles and they are horizon to horizon, usually they look dusty gray without flowers. The blooms last a couple days, three at tops. Bees go nuts on them.
Can't remember if I posted this, sorry if I did. A female Anhinga I had a couple weeks ago at my local park, a rare bird westward on the Edwards Plateau of central Texas. Common from east Texas throughout the gulf coast states and FL. Sometimes was called Snakebird for its habit of swimming with just neck and head out of water. Also called Water Turkey. It has no oil gland so must hang out to dry like cormorants.
had some juvenile Audubon's Oriole at the bath last weekend.
more male Painted Bunting, because you can't have too much
Looking down east toward the river in the distance, a grape truck turning off Asti toward the vines.
Got an earworm from the next shot. "Give me yellow, orange and gold, the colors of the sky I'm told."
I can see the orange half moon and Jupiter just above it tonight. Hi QMS, hi all. If we all gaze together at the same moment what time is it?
Red sunflower appearing in the bean peace tower. The aphids and ants and I are all fine. It is still cranking out a couple of beans every day. Right on.
Looking down east toward the river in the distance, a grape truck turning off Asti toward the vines.
Got an earworm from the next shot. "Give me yellow, orange and gold, the colors of the sky I'm told."
I can see the orange half moon and Jupiter just above it tonight. Hi QMS, hi all. If we all gaze together at the same moment what time is it?
Red sunflower appearing in the bean peace tower. The aphids and ants and I are all fine. It is still cranking out a couple of beans every day. Right on.
@janis b@janis b
thanks, I am smoking a bowl right now. Well, one puff anyway. A whole bowl would kick my shit.
Edit: to add link to the strain. I have applied it and it has lead me to having an inspiriting sense of high strength for sure. LOL. But it made me forget to add the link. Oh well it wears off pretty quick too. You have to reapply several times for a medicinal dose. It works, but it doesn't help me spell well. yin yang
Jack Herrer
Jack Herer is confirmed by several to be one of the most prominent Sativa strains on the business. When it is applied, the consumer leads to having an inspiriting sense of high strength, productivity, and satisfaction. Jack Herer logically blends healthy Sativa-based refreshing features with Indica-grade ache comfort, giving it the ideal day strain for subjects undergoing critical tension or other diseases.
Jack Herer’s lively pinewood fragrance interlocks skillfully with a variety of terrene connotations, providing the strain its strange, award-winning fragrance. Pungent and relatively fruity on the tongue with proof of sugared citron kick, Jack Herer is very sheer on the bosom and esophagus notwithstanding its robust remedial properties. Respected for its extraordinary gum composition, Jack Herer is a dense strain which develops in close, bright green masses flecked with orange fibers and a frigid cover of trichomes.
This is the character the group named themselves after.
#8.1#8.1 thanks, I am smoking a bowl right now. Well, one puff anyway. A whole bowl would kick my shit.
Edit: to add link to the strain. I have applied it and it has lead me to having an inspiriting sense of high strength for sure. LOL. But it made me forget to add the link. Oh well it wears off pretty quick too. You have to reapply several times for a medicinal dose. It works, but it doesn't help me spell well. yin yang
Jack Herrer
Jack Herer is confirmed by several to be one of the most prominent Sativa strains on the business. When it is applied, the consumer leads to having an inspiriting sense of high strength, productivity, and satisfaction. Jack Herer logically blends healthy Sativa-based refreshing features with Indica-grade ache comfort, giving it the ideal day strain for subjects undergoing critical tension or other diseases.
Jack Herer’s lively pinewood fragrance interlocks skillfully with a variety of terrene connotations, providing the strain its strange, award-winning fragrance. Pungent and relatively fruity on the tongue with proof of sugared citron kick, Jack Herer is very sheer on the bosom and esophagus notwithstanding its robust remedial properties. Respected for its extraordinary gum composition, Jack Herer is a dense strain which develops in close, bright green masses flecked with orange fibers and a frigid cover of trichomes.
@janis b
thanks, right on. I grew up with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brotbers, that is an old clipping I saved from one of their comics that ran in a local rag down in Marin County. ancient history
Did you read that strain description? Oh my what a great job that must be. Sample the product and start streaming words on to the page. Beautiful flowing lovely words of enlightenment. Cheers.
Here is tonight's moon, another lucky shot from the deck. I caught the tip of the redwoods across the street but no Jupiter.
You could be anywhere from the tropics to the redwoods. It's very moody and alive.
What's 'strain description'?
#8.1.1.1 thanks, right on. I grew up with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brotbers, that is an old clipping I saved from one of their comics that ran in a local rag down in Marin County. ancient history
Did you read that strain description? Oh my what a great job that must be. Sample the product and start streaming words on to the page. Beautiful flowing lovely words of enlightenment. Cheers.
Here is tonight's moon, another lucky shot from the deck. I caught the tip of the redwoods across the street but no Jupiter.
@janis b
the strain description is in the quote box above. I am used to reading what the medicinal affects of different cannabis strains are, but that one seems written for spiritual recreation, which is good medicine too so there. That still cracks me up and I haven't even had my morning wake and bake yet. Good one.
Free Wheelin' Franklin's motto was always thus: "Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope." So the stimulus stocked my medicine cabinet with a varietal smorgasbord of appetite stimulants and pain relievers, etc..
Since my guts got wrecked following regular medical advice, like taking NSAID prescriptions, I decided not to follow those damaging directions. Saved thousands of dollars from the debt pile so far I think. Back sprains, torn tendons, bursitis, broken bones, appetite stimulation... everything. "Herbs are good for everything." Bob Marley said that before he even knew there was such a thing as the endocannabinoid system. Right on.
I am really lucky to have the same provider since I started consuming the blessed weed to calm my crazy. In fact my shrink (psychiatrist) approved it. No mystery billing, always available, delivers to my door, wide variety of strains, etc.. Weedcare blows Medicare out of the water for palliative treatment, but it's not for everyone. It's still too expensive and chi-chi but this is California. That's how we roll.
I wish all care were palliative in the sense that pain is relieved regardless of cause.
I’m happy that your experience in treatment matches your needs and desires. It must be very effective that way. Your insight and experience brings much to life.
Peace and love
#8.1.1.1.1.1 the strain description is in the quote box above. I am used to reading what the medicinal affects of different cannabis strains are, but that one seems written for spiritual recreation, which is good medicine too so there. That still cracks me up and I haven't even had my morning wake and bake yet. Good one.
Free Wheelin' Franklin's motto was always thus: "Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope." So the stimulus stocked my medicine cabinet with a varietal smorgasbord of appetite stimulants and pain relievers, etc..
Since my guts got wrecked following regular medical advice, like taking NSAID prescriptions, I decided not to follow those damaging directions. Saved thousands of dollars from the debt pile so far I think. Back sprains, torn tendons, bursitis, broken bones, appetite stimulation... everything. "Herbs are good for everything." Bob Marley said that before he even knew there was such a thing as the endocannabinoid system. Right on.
I am really lucky to have the same provider since I started consuming the blessed weed to calm my crazy. In fact my shrink (psychiatrist) approved it. No mystery billing, always available, delivers to my door, wide variety of strains, etc.. Weedcare blows Medicare out of the water for palliative treatment, but it's not for everyone. It's still too expensive and chi-chi but this is California. That's how we roll.
I wish all care were palliative in the sense that pain is relieved regardless of cause.
I’m happy that your experience in treatment matches your needs and desires. It must be very effective that way. Your insight and experience brings much to life.
#8.1#8.1 thanks, I am smoking a bowl right now. Well, one puff anyway. A whole bowl would kick my shit.
Edit: to add link to the strain. I have applied it and it has lead me to having an inspiriting sense of high strength for sure. LOL. But it made me forget to add the link. Oh well it wears off pretty quick too. You have to reapply several times for a medicinal dose. It works, but it doesn't help me spell well. yin yang
Jack Herrer
Jack Herer is confirmed by several to be one of the most prominent Sativa strains on the business. When it is applied, the consumer leads to having an inspiriting sense of high strength, productivity, and satisfaction. Jack Herer logically blends healthy Sativa-based refreshing features with Indica-grade ache comfort, giving it the ideal day strain for subjects undergoing critical tension or other diseases.
Jack Herer’s lively pinewood fragrance interlocks skillfully with a variety of terrene connotations, providing the strain its strange, award-winning fragrance. Pungent and relatively fruity on the tongue with proof of sugared citron kick, Jack Herer is very sheer on the bosom and esophagus notwithstanding its robust remedial properties. Respected for its extraordinary gum composition, Jack Herer is a dense strain which develops in close, bright green masses flecked with orange fibers and a frigid cover of trichomes.
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Thanks, Janis
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
You're welcome el
Thanks.
the palm looks like a jungle warrior
and the sand swells reminds one of
sausages in brown gravy with spices
thx!
question everything
QMS,
Your descriptions are better than any photo for imagery!
Primeval Palm
I imagine a dinosaur lurking behind that palm waiting to eat any hapless mammal that wanders by.
We just missed that dinosaur,
by only 450 years - The Moa
If only that “Jurassic Park” sci-fi premise were real enough to
bring back the moa! Start small, bridging only 450 years, not tens of millions.
tonight we have Jupiter
riding above the moon
with Saturn trailing behind
spectacular image
earthsky.org
question everything
Last night
they were all in a straight line. Today has been perfectly clear which will mean they'll be there again soon.
Hi all!
Hope everyone is doing well, livin' la vida quarantina!
Janis, your "leaves and seaweed on tidal flat" is a great study.
Are those fern fronds Janis? Under the palm fronds. Beautiful pic. I am beginning to think you have a thing for fronds?
Aren't the branches on a fern called fronds too? You have the best fronds! 
back in a few with a pic if I can find one...
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
heh...
there are many things that janis is frond of.
It's so natural
to be fond of the environment here.
Yes, dystopian
It is very frondly here ; )
Indian Mallow
Indian Mallow
This might be Angel's Trumpet. You can't see the 6" long narrow vertical tube base of the flower from above.
Cenizo or as most Texans call it Purple Sage. But which is not a true sage, rather a Mugwort. It blooms a few days to a week after a rain, every rain. Sometimes you can drive miles and they are horizon to horizon, usually they look dusty gray without flowers. The blooms last a couple days, three at tops. Bees go nuts on them.
Can't remember if I posted this, sorry if I did. A female Anhinga I had a couple weeks ago at my local park, a rare bird westward on the Edwards Plateau of central Texas. Common from east Texas throughout the gulf coast states and FL. Sometimes was called Snakebird for its habit of swimming with just neck and head out of water. Also called Water Turkey. It has no oil gland so must hang out to dry like cormorants.
had some juvenile Audubon's Oriole at the bath last weekend.
more male Painted Bunting, because you can't have too much
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Seeing a carpet of purple sage
extending forever must be an amazing sight. I have seen Anhingas in Florida, but never sitting in a tree. Thanks for the photos.
Fractalization of a theme
In the Land of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is declared mentally ill for describing colors.
Yes Virginia, there is a Global Banking Conspiracy!
the cloverdale sunflower
Looking down east toward the river in the distance, a grape truck turning off Asti toward the vines.
Got an earworm from the next shot. "Give me yellow, orange and gold, the colors of the sky I'm told."
I can see the orange half moon and Jupiter just above it tonight. Hi QMS, hi all. If we all gaze together at the same moment what time is it?
Red sunflower appearing in the bean peace tower. The aphids and ants and I are all fine. It is still cranking out a couple of beans every day. Right on.
Bad Company Silver Blue and Gold
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fHtUfbqtm4 width:500]
Cool eyo,
an avenue of sunflowers leading to the river. I really like your bean peace tower with the red sunflower.
[video:https://youtu.be/7YnsDBknqrE]
Jack Herer
thanks, I am smoking a bowl right now. Well, one puff anyway. A whole bowl would kick my shit.
Edit: to add link to the strain. I have applied it and it has lead me to having an inspiriting sense of high strength for sure. LOL. But it made me forget to add the link. Oh well it wears off pretty quick too. You have to reapply several times for a medicinal dose. It works, but it doesn't help me spell well. yin yang
Fabulous Free Wheelin' Franklin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Herer
Fat Freddy's Cat
my people
These cats must be related ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat_Freddy%27s_Cat
This is the character the group named themselves after.
critical tension is a disease
thanks, right on. I grew up with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brotbers, that is an old clipping I saved from one of their comics that ran in a local rag down in Marin County. ancient history
Did you read that strain description? Oh my what a great job that must be. Sample the product and start streaming words on to the page. Beautiful flowing lovely words of enlightenment. Cheers.
Here is tonight's moon, another lucky shot from the deck. I caught the tip of the redwoods across the street but no Jupiter.
hello moon
That 's a gorgeous photo of the moon
You could be anywhere from the tropics to the redwoods. It's very moody and alive.
What's 'strain description'?
biological strain, not the heavy load
the strain description is in the quote box above. I am used to reading what the medicinal affects of different cannabis strains are, but that one seems written for spiritual recreation, which is good medicine too so there. That still cracks me up and I haven't even had my morning wake and bake yet. Good one.
Free Wheelin' Franklin's motto was always thus: "Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope." So the stimulus stocked my medicine cabinet with a varietal smorgasbord of appetite stimulants and pain relievers, etc..
Since my guts got wrecked following regular medical advice, like taking NSAID prescriptions, I decided not to follow those damaging directions. Saved thousands of dollars from the debt pile so far I think. Back sprains, torn tendons, bursitis, broken bones, appetite stimulation... everything. "Herbs are good for everything." Bob Marley said that before he even knew there was such a thing as the endocannabinoid system. Right on.
I am really lucky to have the same provider since I started consuming the blessed weed to calm my crazy. In fact my shrink (psychiatrist) approved it. No mystery billing, always available, delivers to my door, wide variety of strains, etc.. Weedcare blows Medicare out of the water for palliative treatment, but it's not for everyone. It's still too expensive and chi-chi but this is California. That's how we roll.
Cheers
Hiyo
I wish all care were palliative in the sense that pain is relieved regardless of cause.
I’m happy that your experience in treatment matches your needs and desires. It must be very effective that way. Your insight and experience brings much to life.
Peace and love
@janis b
[video:https://youtu.be/lKKkr1T5qNY]
more FFD
[video:https://youtu.be/iaJhKf4Y6wI]
I especially like the addition
of your reasoning for forgetting the link. Enjoy!
@janis b Rec'd!!
Rec'd!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.