Thanks, Tim. I've heard of the cornflower, but never actually seen one
before.
-p
On 6/11/2011 11:35 PM, Tim Bray wrote:
That's a cornflower. Often, the heroes in romance novels are said to
have eyes of this color. -T
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 8:07 PM, Paul Sorenson<[email protected]> wrote:
Returned end of last week from visiting relatives in Dayton, OH. Mostly
vacation snaps, but anybody know what flower this is?
http://studio1941.com/dayton/#IMGP0087.jpg
Spend the afternoon of Memorial Day at the Air Force Museum at
Wright-Patterson and only got through the "Early Years" and "WWII" displays.
My ex-father-in-law and his partner donated this one to the museum in the
early 1970s. Ten years later the restoration was complete and it was put on
display.
http://studio1941.com/dayton/#IMGP0128.jpg
http://studio1941.com/dayton/#IMGP0132.jpg
Gallery of everything starts here...
http://studio1941.com/dayton/
But mostly if you like meticulously restored old airplanes in a museum the
"Early Years" are here...
http://studio1941.com/dayton/#IMGP0098.jpg
And "WWII" starts here...
http://studio1941.com/dayton/#IMGP0140.jpg
All AF Museum images with the K-5 and 18-55 kit lens, PP in LR3.
Thanks for looking.
-p
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