PatrickA51 wrote:
GoinThisAway wrote:
PatrickA51 wrote:
bka0721 wrote:
Tiger4x4RV wrote:
Yes, I can enjoy them without their names. However, as a retired reference librarian, not knowing the answer bugs me. So...
CalFlora has photographs and observation records. The pink bush is Prunus andersonii, Desert Peach, and has been observed on Pine Creek Road and that is where I took the photo. Bingo!
Excellent. Then you will enjoy this thread too. As stated before, I am certainly not the final answer, especially in a state I have never lived in. For me it is fun and I like bugs too!
I did check out the Calflora site and it is a closed group. Looks interesting!
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Boy what enjaoable pictures, America’s Wildflowers, On the Road in a Truck Camper Pt 2
I have a question, where is a link to part 1?
excellent pictures.
Here's link to America's wildflowers Part 1. No sure if the b's first spate of photos is showing up ... it's not for me ... but other photos are there.
Thank you for posting the link. It says the post is closed. I was able to get to see some of the pictures thanks. The sanctimonious few have struck again.
Thanks Phyllis (GoingThisway) for finding this old post. As you found it was from a few years ago. There is no dark reason the post was closed. It is the software for this site, RV.net. If there are no posts for twelve months, the thread is automatically closed.
As for what happened to my earlier posted pictures, there was a dark side to that part. For a few years I had used a free site for hosting my pictures for posting here. As all of us are in need to do. One day I received a notice the the site was sold and it was being changed to a for profit site. To keep one's photos live and still visible, as always, through their links, one needed to subscribe to their service for a year at a time, per the agreement. The cost was substantial. I didn't subscribe and after 30 days the links were deleted.
My narratives are still there, as are others that posted their photos there too.
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