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Glad we got to see your pictures!
That must have been a frightening wind!
To keep the Grampies off... lol
1 year agoWhat an easy, and clever, fix. We will give it a try.
1 year agoThanks, Mark. That explanation makes a lot of sense.
1 year agoCleaning tip: hydrogen peroxide will get rid of the blood without damaging the material. It lyses the red blood cells and it's like magic... poof! it's gone!
1 year agoMy understanding is that it keeps bees from cross-pollinating, and produces seedless fruit.
1 year agoThanks for confirming the problem. It is now (next morning) fixed and should be ready to be viewed, and hopefully enjoyed.
1 year agoIt has now been fixed thanks to Jeff's usual rapid response time.
1 year agoSame family as milkweeds.
1 year agoYes it's bizarre. In "edit" I see the pictures but just viewing the blog, only that giant one. I will write to Jeff and see if he can fix it.
1 year agoIt’s the same as yours Suzanne.
1 year agoI wonder how this entry looks on other people's screens. I see no pictures except for the giant one and the page is very wide, much wider than the text. Everything else on CB is normal for me.
1 year agoApparently so, although it looks different from the variety Dodie recalls from her childhood. That was not a vine and the pods were smaller.
1 year agoWe love the reflected light from the blue windows. It is so serene and soothing.
1 year ago
We had the same terrible wind yesterday in Sardinia. It was un-fun for biking, especially in beach areas where the sands got whipped up. Only the windsurfers and kiteboarders seemed to be enjoying themselves. Still very windy today.
1 year ago