My Scriptorium windowsill - a rainy day in Tucson

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jp29
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My Scriptorium windowsill - a rainy day in Tucson

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Today is dark, overcast and rainy:

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An overall view - some of my favorite plants

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I have always had a love affair with Euphorbia balsamifera ssp. balsamifera and adenensis
I lost a beautiful little plant bonsai'd as a miniature Baobab tree - hopefully I can do another one next year


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At the left end Arrojadoa dinae & Discocactus buenekeri

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At the right end Arrojadoa dinae & Arrojadoa nana

The weather may be gloomy but rendering calligraphy on a day like this with that windowsill to gaze on is wonderful

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Re: My Scriptorium windowsill - a rainy day in Tucson

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Thanks for the verses, James; and the lovely calligraphy. You've got some big cacti outside the window!
Cactus enthusiast on and off since boyhood. I have a modest collection of cacti & succulents.
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Rod Smith wrote:Thanks for the verses, James; and the lovely calligraphy. You've got some big cacti outside the window!
Thanks, Rod. I just edited my post again in order to add information to the caption for Euphorbia balsamifera- without it the second calligraphic rendition (just doodling) doesn't make sense -- I am getting so forgetful these days.

The tall cacti in my front garden patch, visible through the window, is an old Trichocereus peruvianus. When it grew to be 15ft tall I cut it back to it's present 5ft because it was beginning to be a too dominant plant in the landscape.
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