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GSBF 2005 exhibit
Here are pix of most of the exhibit trees. I lost my notes, so rather than make mistakes naming them, I'll just show the images for your enjoyment.
I'll bet that others who were there will remember. Mike
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2 more pix of bonsai.
Later when I organize them, I'll post images from the viewing stone exhibit. Mike
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Learning the mechanics of bonsai is a matter of rote. Over and over again the processes are practiced until the hands and eyes know the moves. Learning the art of bonsai may be more like water wearing away a stone, or climbing a mountain where the peak is always shrouded in fog and just out of reach. Persist, and someday you may see the peak in sunshine. You may pick up the stone and it's a thing of beauty. MP@BBB Studio |
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