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photo by Donald Kinney
The other day I was enjoying my outing at Roy's Redwoods so much that I decided to hike around it's full perimeter, and at it's farthest corner to the south-east I found this fine stand of thistles.

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photo by Donald Kinney
These are left over from last year's crop -- now just brown skeletons of their former prickly glory.

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photo by Donald Kinney
Wikipedia article on Thistles
Older photo of Thistles.
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4 comments:
This is beautiful (:
Love it!
Well, thanks, Mulleh... I like 'em too...
Really nice Don. I especially like the second one.
Thank you for the beautiful photographs. The plants you are calling thistles are actually teasels.
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