digitS'
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Maybe that one isn't here altho, it seems to look right.
Lobaria oregana doesn't.
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Steve
Lobaria oregana doesn't.
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Steve
Moss on the Rocks
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hoodat
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Looks more like a lichen. OOpsie. I see Steve already identified it.
Thanks for the Japanese picture. I saw that expresionless look on the Japanese (especially the women) at the beginning of the Japanese occupation. By the time we freed them completely that had already begun to change by our example.
Thanks for the Japanese picture. I saw that expresionless look on the Japanese (especially the women) at the beginning of the Japanese occupation. By the time we freed them completely that had already begun to change by our example.
buckabucka
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I like moss also. That last photo is stunning! We have a network of trails through our woods, for walking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. There is one section that we call "the mossy woods". It is so quiet when you walk through there, with soft moss everywhere. I wonder how well it would photograph.....
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My 5 year old Grandson is obsessed with moss. One of the many things he collects from nature. I can remember peeling moss off of rocks as a kid and planting it in my garden. Apples and trees...
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thistlebloom
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Carol Dee
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The east side yard. Between house and maple tree. Not much sun. Sump pump empties there also. Looks like I need to pick up winter debris soon. (I think I may have finally talked DH into letting it go mossy and design around the natural tendency for moss here.) 
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thistlebloom
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Yeah, why fight it? I see rhodies and mountain laurel and ferns and hellebores and bleeding heart and hosta and pulmonaria and brunnera.....
Hey! You changed your avatar again! Very nice! I think you look skinnier!
Hey! You changed your avatar again! Very nice! I think you look skinnier!
ninnymary
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Nice new avatar @Carol Dee . Is your hair long? For some reason I thought it was short. Yes, your face looks skinnier. Two of my friends have lost 15lbs each and I can tell by how their face looks.
Mary
Mary
Carol Dee
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Thanks @thistlebloom I will try to change my avatar as the weight SLOWLY drops! Kind of chronicling the change for myself. Thanks also for the plant suggestions.
Carol Dee
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@ninnymary my hair is just past shoulder length, I usually wear it in a ponytail or bun. Out of the way for food service and out of my face. So far only changes I see in myself are the face photos. Jeans are finally looser. But not enough to go down a size and be uncomfortable again.
