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20-Sep-2007

irene_b

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Location: Castroville,Texas

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Texas Longhorns for "Donna"

Decided to visit this area before sunset and took some pics of the Longhorns.
Pic 1 and 3, to give you an idea of the scale, I am 5'2" and stand under the left horn.
Irene

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21-Sep-2007	#2
BONSAI_OUTLAW Duct Tape Ninja Join Date: Mar-2006 Location: Woodstown, NJ USDA Zone: 7 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 471	Those are really nice Irene. I have been thinking about getting a longhorn calf for some time now. They have really come down in price over the last couple of years.

21-Sep-2007	#3
irene_b Student of Life Join Date: Mar-2006 Location: Castroville,Texas Country: USA USDA Zone: 8b-9a AHS Heat Zone: 10 Posts: 1,560	Donna made these... Irene __________________ ....MOM.... Student of Life Student of Nature http://gongshi.freeforums.org/index.php http://bonsaivaultforum.freeforums.org/portal.php

21-Sep-2007	#4
deza_towain sculptor Join Date: Sep-2006 Location: San Antonio,Tx Country: usa USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: 10 Posts: 51	Irene, thanks the pics long nice!

22-Sep-2007	#5
morea day-clay-dreamster Join Date: Jun-2005 Location: Gennep Country: the Netherlands Posts: 374	Dear Irene Thank You for posting these wonderful bronze longhorns. And the opportunity to see more ! The one on the 3th picture is so sweet , looking into the distance. Makes one look to the same direction and see Texas 's horizon. For the artist "alarm call" and "water" are heart catching. Wonderful Kind regards Morea

22-Sep-2007	#6
deza_towain sculptor Join Date: Sep-2006 Location: San Antonio,Tx Country: usa USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: 10 Posts: 51	sculpture to bonsai thanks Morea for the compliments. I am the sculptor by profession, I enjoy my bonsai as a diversion and it is a wonderful hobby. I get competitive though and what to design a world class tree-but alas I don't think I have enough of a lifetime. Deza

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