photo365 – Day 211
Also called Sansevieria, or Mother in Law’s Tongue. It blooms only rarely (every few years) on long slender shoots. This is quite a close shot, the individual flowers are only about 1/2 – 1 inch long.
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photo365 – Day 210
We encountered these guys running wild around several of the monuments we visited in India. We were instructed not to intereact with them because they have a mean bite. They would sometimes come up to people but if you ignored them they would stay to themselves.
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photo365 – Day 209
This is actually a tree root that I noticed while strolling through Boston Common a few years back.
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photo365 – Day 208
Just got back from the 3rd day of the Lowell Folk Festival. Today’s highlight was Rockabilly Hall of Famer Sonny Burgess. The man is 85 years old and can still bring the Rock & Roll!
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photo365 – Day 207
The 28th annual Lowell Folk Festival is this weekend in Lowell, MA. It is the largest free folk festival in the country but don’t be mislead by the ‘folk’ moniker. It is not simply acoustic guitar rendetions of Kumbaya. It celebrates a broad spectrum of food, dance, art and music from acrross the country and the world. I heartily recommend it. You can find the schedule for this year’s performances at http://www.lowellfolkfestival.com
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photo365 – Day 206
The 28th annual Lowell Folk Festival is this weekend in Lowell, MA. It is the largest free folk festival in the country but don’t be mislead by the ‘folk’ moniker. It is not simply acoustic guitar rendetions of Kumbaya. It celebrates a broad spectrum of food, dance, art and music from acrross the country and the world. I heartily recommend it. You can find the schedule for this year’s performances at http://www.lowellfolkfestival.com
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