A dried flower arrangement on the side of the road. This is thistle. The flowers were purple before they dried up. I still think they're pretty.
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They ARE still pretty! :) And what a nice photo you took!
Radical: You've got what would be my own dream lifestyle... Have you checked out Wyoming's forests & deserts from June-August for the abundant flowers & edible plants? The Forest Service Offices have books on the subject.
But I'd like your help on something else that would be helpful for Celiacs, and of course, your hereditary progeny.
Being Celiac Symptomatic is much more deadly in more ways than many people can even imagine: Did you know that being such is highly valued by espionage agencies, foreign and domestic, for undercover operatives? For in how the "Dumbed-Down" effect is very useful in otherwise dangerous situations?
Go to http://www.rickhyatt.freeservers.com to see just what I mean, and to a sister page, http://www.rickhyatt.freeservers.com/pages/celiac.html and tell me what you think of my own experiences to that accord.
You may also be interested in this article about neuropathy -
http://www.celiac.com/articles/21635/1/Gluten-Celiac-Disease-and-the-Brain/Page1.html
Could you help me get this word out?
Thanks,
Rick A Hyatt
Lovely shot!
Wish I had your skillz to turn what is essentially a weed into something of beauty.
I can imagine that hanging on a wall somewhere. Very pretty!
Oooooooo, I like this picture!
You are a talented photographer! Love this shot.
They are pretty in a dry, desserty kind of way!
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