Our subscriber cat population is thinning... so sorry to hear about
yours. That is a spectaculary lovely portrait. of Alex. - I love my
K-5 ..
and I miss Ashley (over a year now.. will be 2 years gone in April) but
in some ways my life is easier without her.. fortunately I
have a neighbor and friend with a lovely boy-cat who is still with us
That loves to receive pats and cuddles from me and others though he
probably won't be around for more than a couple of more years.. he's
getting up in age.
One of my calendars for 2023 is a tribulte to Ashley..
Ah, of course, Fremont Cottonwood! I should have known that .. I once
had to know it.. (for stock photography)
Dan will probably be able to confirm or correct my guess on the red tree
- looks like a maple to me and Japanese
maples are a popular import.
ann
(snipped stuff below so Doug's server won't complain about size :-)
On 11/19/2022 2:27 AM, John Francis wrote:
On Fri, Nov 18, 2022 at 08:34:15PM -0500, ann sanfedele wrote:
Your phone did well.. at least in the eye of someone looking at the shots on
a nice sized modem.I'm thinking the red leaved tree is an import.. but the
yellow is native..
but I have a feeling you won't know the answer :-)
ann
My guess is that the yellow trees are Fremont Cottonwoods, in which case
they probably are native (there's a place named Fremont about 30 miles away
from me, and both the town and the tree are named after the same person).
I'm not sure what the red tree is, but there are quite a few around here.
<http://www.panix.com/~johnf/PDML/alex.jpg>
... But at least I got that shot, which turns out to be the last picture
I ever took of Alex. Shortly after that lens test shot his kidneys
started to fail, and we eventually lost him earlier this year.
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