I wonder why someone would make their own sign instead of the highway department doing the proper signage. I enjoy following your blog.
Your ginkgo leaf yesterday was interesting. Ginkgo trees, as I understand them, are evolutionary a rather primitive species because their leaves do not have a central vein with tributaries, but each vein radiates from the same spot at the base of the leaf.
I read Dave's comments. I like the info on the ginkgo. About the signs. I think the folks on the Gab like doing their own thing, right ? That's what makes it some place to live. :) V How was the soup tonight?
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I like the fact that the sign is wet. That makes the symbol more slithery, more slug-like.
I wonder why someone would make their own sign instead of the highway department doing the proper signage. I enjoy following your blog.
Your ginkgo leaf yesterday was interesting. Ginkgo trees, as I understand them, are evolutionary a rather primitive species because their leaves do not have a central vein with tributaries, but each vein radiates from the same spot at the base of the leaf.
I read Dave's comments. I like the info on the ginkgo. About the signs. I think the folks on the Gab like doing their own thing, right ? That's what makes it some place to live. :)
V
How was the soup tonight?
I meant "some FINE place to live" :)
V
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