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usonian

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2. Slender ain't the word.

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 21, 2026, 01:03 AM

Apr 21

Long and slender, the stems just bounce with the slightest breeze. Ask the photographer.

They seem to ALWAYS be in rocky soil. Bulbs are down there somewhere.

Just FYI, the north side of the ridge has lots of them, but is a serious climbing trek.

That's a serious incline, and not the only one here.
But it's where most of them grow.

Many of those rocks are loose and wobbly, as well.

The things I do ....

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It's Mariposa Lily time again. [View all] usonian Apr 20 OP

Beautiful close-up. Intricate interior. Nice. George McGovern Apr 21 #1

Slender ain't the word. usonian Apr 21 #2

The things you do to get the shot. And we appreciate them. George McGovern Apr 21 #3

beautiful closeup HAB911 Apr 21 #4

"With photography, you train your mind to slow down and really see, which builds stronger awareness in everyday life." George McGovern Apr 21 #5

thanks, reading this now HAB911 Apr 21 #6

Whoa, yeah? Which lens? I'll be happy to wait if you'd like it to be a surprise. George McGovern Apr 22 #7

my first telephoto prime HAB911 Apr 22 #8

I read up on your lens. Pretty sweet. Have Fun With it! Nice Shot! George McGovern Apr 22 #9

You made me look. Never mind the diversion, you kicked the OP. usonian Apr 22 #10