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26-Nov-2006
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Now that it is getting dark, I can shoot some pictures with a little more contrast. That is a picture showing the placement in the pot. There is also a closeup of how large the main trunk is. Close to 2.75"
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26-Nov-2006
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Duct Tape Ninja
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Wow Al...I rarely use this word to describe bonsai, but your forest is FABULOUS.
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26-Nov-2006
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Al,
What a wonderful looking group. Thank you for sharing its birth. My only regret is that I must limit my viewing to 2D online images. This is one forest I would love to be able to view in person. Job well done..... Jay
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My wife would kill me if I bought a pot that size! I'd love to see this in person. Do you plan to show it sometime in 2007?
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26-Nov-2006
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I may show this during the Akatsuki spring exhibit. It is in April usually, but I'll let you know when I get a date.
Your not that far and are welcome at my home anytime. We can go the nursery when you are here. ak
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27-Nov-2006
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Join Date: May-2006
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Absolutely Magic
what I want to know is now how are you going to move it? Must weigh heaps Ken
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27-Nov-2006
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bonsaiTALK Expert
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Did you have John Naka's famous forest in mind as a model for this one? I mean this as a compliment, of course.
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28-Nov-2006
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An outstanding display. Personally, I would like to see a little more downward pressure on some of those horizontal branches, otherwise this is a great bonsai.
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28-Nov-2006
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AlaBill
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It was great to see the photos of the buildup of this forest. An excellent presentation of a great forest.
Bill |
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