“BEST IN THE NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON” – Bonsai by Members of the PNBCA

[dick benbow]

This new show is officially open, and dispite a full schedule today, I intend to get on hand
and get some pictures coming for your enjoyment. yesterday when it officially opened I spent all day working on the next project to follow this one. Should have something for you around mid day Pacific standard time

 

[dick benbow]

I'll start the posting and then come back to it after my dentist appt. (ugh) So pls be patient

 

[dick benbow]

Some year i'd like to get asked to show one of mine in this group. Gives me something to work for

 

[dick benbow]

The next display will be from the Curator's personal collection

 

[dick benbow]

in the spirit of the political season and for having nothing more to say other than to post some pictures

I'm dick benbow and i approved this message

 

[dick benbow]

been a fight to post pics, get conflicting messages, yet i press on

 

[dick benbow]

tryong to get it all done by noon my time...

 

[dick benbow]

can't figure out why things are switching numerically for j-pegs,but will continue posting best i can...

the last photo did not have an information document, they had a clich and was straightening it out. It is from Japan originally, a contonniaster and owned by Annette clark.

 

[JudyB]

Once again Dick, thank you for all the time you take to photograph and post these for us to see. It's really great that you show the information cards.

 

[iant]

Thank you so much Dick for doing this presentation. Beautiful trees and it's so nice to see the info cards.
Ian

 

[Victrinia Ensor]

I'm looking forward to getting over there on Saturday and getting some photos of my own. Thanks for posting Dick!!

Your long lost cousin,

Vic

 

[dick benbow]

LOL, thanks "cuz". i really do appreciate all of your thanks and comments. Plus I take a great satisfaction is knowing that the efforts at the collection are being appreciated and noticed well beyond their immediate neighborhood. They work hard, as i know, to make these things happen and the more folks know about it, the better. There is no charge for visiting and they really do make the trip worthwhile. There is an open building with glass cases on the grounds that offers protection against the weather that has artisans work on display. currently there are woodworkers, and i just love one artist's carving of birds. Fabulous. The next show is from the local suiseki group and one of mine has actually been invited to participate. So a tip of the hat to the curator and staff for making all this ambitious activity come to fruition....