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Got it. I actually had time to study the picture and with a little more clarity today.the dates are relative to the positional lunar timing
I've no clue but perhaps tagging @Brian Van Fleet , could maybe tag one who would know?Okay, this is a long shot, but worth a try. Does anyone know of any famous Japanese wood artist, especially using drift wood from beaches? I received this piece of drift wood art from my father about 10 plus years ago, but he doesn't remember his name and I am desperately trying to get a connection between the drift wood art you see below and the artist who created it. The only history I know of with this piece, is that the artist was visiting the United States from Japan for demos and to sell his art work and my father talked him into selling him this piece for my birthday over 10 years ago. He said the name once back then and I and him completely forgot, SMH. It is an image of a whale breaching out of the ocean.
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No one says anything about the fucking window mushroom?
It's a mushroom growing from a car window!
Heard they pair well with a pair of ducklings.
Sorce
It is slag. The junk skimmed off of the blast furnace when making steel. Used as driveway and road materials up into the 1970’s.(((For the above “space junk”.. I, also, thought anthracite coal, at first. While we do receive SOME anthracite from “the Lake Mother”... this is porous... and magnetic... may have anthracite IN it.
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It is slag. The junk skimmed off of the blast furnace when making steel. Used as driveway and road materials up into the 1970’s.
The sun's out now!Pretty pics!
The sky is, however, fitting for “last day the lake” ...
Quite the trail blazer you are. OH! I think that may have been the name of the news paper mySecond trip out today
Kind of bright today...unlike myself.The sun's out now!
OH! I think that may have been the name of the news paper my
dad was a photographer for in WWII.