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VTphotog · Jun 17, 2005, 1:21 PM

OK, my wife's friend Rose was visiting, and as we were showing her around the property, she asked why we had planted this SiberianIris so far away from the house. I told her that we didn't plant it at all. it had escaped cultivation (here goes- cringe and groan to your heart's content) and said " That's my Wild Iris, Rose."

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Stevekin · Jun 17, 2005, 8:00 PM

Hey Brian, I can comment now, I've just stopped laughing :roll:.

Seriously though, I like your sense of humour as much as I like this photo..................

.............................It's great.

I've never really been that interested in flowers, but ever since I took up digital and became a member here, I look at things in a different way. This would have been just 'another flower' but now I see it's beauty and you have captured it very well

Steve.

Jun 17, 2005, 1:21 PM	#1
VTphotog Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Extreme Northeastern Vermont, USA Posts: 4,309	OK, my wife's friend Rose was visiting, and as we were showing her around the property, she asked why we had planted this SiberianIris so far away from the house. I told her that we didn't plant it at all. it had escaped cultivation (here goes- cringe and groan to your heart's content) and said " That's my Wild Iris, Rose." brian Attached Images

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Jun 17, 2005, 8:00 PM	#2
Stevekin Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 1,611	Hey Brian, I can comment now, I've just stopped laughing :roll:. Seriously though, I like your sense of humour as much as I like this photo.................. .............................It's great. I've never really been that interested in flowers, but ever since I took up digital and became a member here, I look at things in a different way. This would have been just 'another flower' but now I see it's beauty and you have captured it very well Steve.