Date: July 8th, 2006 | Comments : none | Categories: Design, Environmental issues, Landscape, Leaves, Seasonal, Silhouettes, Sky, Summer, Tennessee, Travel, Travel USA, Trees, Unusual Interest, USA.

Kudzu - invasive vine species covers forests in TennesseeKudzu – invasive vine species covers forests in Tennessee

 

Date: June 27th, 2006 | Comments : none | Categories: Canada, City Streets, Design, Garden, Leaves, Ontario, Shadows, travel Canada, Trees.

Back yard afternoon shadows, Ottawa, ONBack yard afternoon shadows, Ottawa, ON

 

Date: May 30th, 2006 | Comments : none | Categories: Canada, Design, Garden, Green, heart shapes, Heart Shapes In Nature series, Leaves, Ontario, Seasonal, Summer.

Hosta leaves, Kingston, Ontario

 

Date: April 8th, 2006 | Comments : none | Categories: Design, Flowers, Garden, purple, Seasonal, Spring, Texas, USA.

Blue Iris, some growing to 5 ft. tall, Lewisville TX gardenBlue Iris, some growing to 5 ft. tall, Lewisville TX garden

 

Date: June 13th, 2003 | Comments : none | Categories: Design, Flowers, Garden, purple, Seasonal, Summer, Texas.

Morning Glory, Lewisville, TXThe very prolific Morning Glory, Lewisville, TX

 

Date: January 9th, 2003 | Comments : none | Categories: Aquatic creatures, conservation, Dallas, Dallas World Aquarium, Design, Texas, USA, Water.

Pacific Octopus,  Dallas World Aquarium, TexasPacific Octopus, Dallas World Aquarium, Texas

 

Date: December 10th, 2002 | Comments : none | Categories: Aquatic creatures, conservation, Dallas, Dallas World Aquarium, Design, Texas, USA, Water.

Leafy Seadragon, Dallas World Aquarium, TexasWe discovered the Dallas World Aquarium here in Texas, and I’m obsessed! This place is so much more than an aquarium. We’re getting an annual membership so we can go every weekend. Check out the Leafy Seadragon…well-camouflaged amongst the seaweed of similar design, graceful, gorgeous!

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Leafy Seadragon, Dallas World Aquarium, Texas

 

Date: November 3rd, 2002 | Comments : none | Categories: Animals, Architecture, City Streets, conservation, Design, Historic significance, Texas, Travel USA, USA.

Carved lioness head and details on the Flatiron Building, downtown Fort Worth, TexasDowntown Fort Worth has the most beautiful mixture of early 20th century and modern architecture. Because so much consideration has been given to preserving the ornate carvings and tile-work on older buildings, I think Fort Worth has among the top 3 most charming downtown areas in the country. The lioness heads skirt around the sides and above the windows. The Flatiron Building, completed in 1907, was one of city’s the first steel frame buildings and WAS also the tallest building in north Texas at the time.

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Next, the Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall has two 48 foot tall (15 m) angels carved from Texas limestone, and was built in 1998.

One of the two 48 ft-tall (15 m) angels on the Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall, downtown Fort Worth, Texas

 


 

 
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