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May 14, 2007

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ODOMHELENA21

I opine that to get the business loans from creditors you ought to present a firm motivation. However, one time I've received a collateral loan, just because I wanted to buy a building.

missmobtown

seems like there should be a brontosaurus head rising above the vegetation.

ChrisD

That looks like an echium to me, the 'tower of jewels' variety, but I call them oompa loompa plants!

tom sherman

Looks sort of like the Crystalline Entity.

alek

I'm not really a flower guy, but I think we have a few of those in our yard.

Here's one silhouetted by the tonight's overcast sky - http://www.komar.org/faq/rainbows/2007_05_14_flower1.jpg ... and I got my son Kyle to pose for this second picture - http://www.komar.org/faq/rainbows/2007_05_14_flower2.jpg

Since the browser will probably resize these moderately large images, be sure to click on it to see the full-res versions.

Julia

I think this is a Pride of Madeira. Nice looking specimen! They are hardy and drought tolerant.

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