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Professional Amateur
Join Date: Feb-2005
Location: Arkansas
Country: USA
Posts: 2,626
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Chris, I believe that we are saying the essentially same things. Being in the presence of a "famous" tree is something to behold. But, if you follow the generalized model for teaching bonsai..... the "flaws" (which I too believe enhance their overall character/image) can be difficult for some to overcome. However, the character of a well aged tree (Yamadori or raised from seed in a container, or some combination thereof) is obvious. John
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