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Old 19-Dec-2004   #3
PastorJeff
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Originally Posted by Carl_Bergstrom
On the positive side, I think that here in North America we have perhaps the best access and supply of diverse, ancient, and exciting yamadori material of anywhere in the world.

On the negative side, I think that we have a lot to learn from Europe (let alone Japan) about presentation and display interpretted broadly. On the side, we have a few people in this country who are actively improving that situation with every passing year.

Best regards,
Carl
I am going to assume that my comments are going to be self-centered as an American, but I thought that some of the best bonsai are coming out of the U.S. Not in the sense of Bonsai that have been around for ever, but in regards to what you pointed out above. I was quite suprised to hear that we have alot to learn from our brothers and sisters overseas in regards to Bonsai.

I think that it goes both ways....

Jeffrey
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