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Fred, when I saw your thread title, I eagerly clicked on it hoping to read some more of your thoughts on bonsai, and I was not disappointed. I must admit I am fascinated by your approach to bonsai (& life in general). It would not be stretching it too far to say that you have helped me to focus on what I want from bonsai.

So, I can fully understand what you mean when you refer to rustic bonsai. I like to experiment and post pictures of formal 3-point displays, but I also greatly enjoy my trees that would be considered by some others to be trash.

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Attila, you must be a fast typer! All that while I put together a few paltry lines!

... and what fascinating reading it makes. Somehow you have put in words all those things that buzz around my head and I can't put into words. Thanks.
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Regards,

Chris.

7-Jun-2005	#10
Treebeard Tree herder Join Date: Aug-2002 Location: Maidenhead Country: England USDA Zone: 8b AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 2,200	Fred, when I saw your thread title, I eagerly clicked on it hoping to read some more of your thoughts on bonsai, and I was not disappointed. I must admit I am fascinated by your approach to bonsai (& life in general). It would not be stretching it too far to say that you have helped me to focus on what I want from bonsai. So, I can fully understand what you mean when you refer to rustic bonsai. I like to experiment and post pictures of formal 3-point displays, but I also greatly enjoy my trees that would be considered by some others to be trash. <edit> Attila, you must be a fast typer! All that while I put together a few paltry lines! ... and what fascinating reading it makes. Somehow you have put in words all those things that buzz around my head and I can't put into words. Thanks. </edit> Regards, Chris. __________________ "Do not be hasty, that is my motto" -JRR Tolkien, The Two Towers. ----------------------------------- christopherguise.co.uk