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The flower stalks ran vertically over the Heuchera plant next to our first pond.
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Our hydrangea plant was loaded with new blooms.
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The tractor tires were on display atop the box.
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A closer view of the purple spikes growing next to the driveway.
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A label on the corner of a box labled this exhibit as, "Moon Seal 2010" by "Betsabeé Romero," "Roller made with recycled tires, four tractor tires, engraved and painted with silver lear."
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Our Liatris Spicata (Purple Spike) flowers grew next to the driveway.
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Also, at the N Judah stop, a tree caused a bit of sidewalk to raise.
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More metal replicas of wooden chairs were attached to the sidewalk at the N Judah Stop around the corner from Safeway.
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A cactus plant was blooming on the rock pile on our Snake raised garden bed.
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Folks paraded through the Oregon Country Fair, all dressed in lemon yellow. One guy blew a horn and had the words, "Bruh I'm A Lemon." printed on his shirt.
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A plastic pool creature was wedged up into the branches of a tree.
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A Distant Mural was painted on the top of a building on Mission Street.
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A giant dragonfly was attached to a wooden tree in the Oregon Country Fair.
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Metal replicas of wooden chairs were attached to the sidewalk at the N Judah Stop around the corner from Safeway.
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More folks, dressed in yellow, paraded through the Oregon Country Fair.
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A cactus plant was blooming with long stalks on the rock pile on our Snake raised garden bed.
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A Taqueria on Valencia Street had a sign that read, "Taqueria El Buen Sabor."
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The Valencia Room was a tavern located on Valencia Street at Sycamore Street.
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Giant metal jacks were scattered across the lawn besides JFK Promenade.
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A giant metal eagle hovered over the fair.
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A mural on glass showed a seaside village with the word, Barberio, above it.
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(54 views) Maybe I should have posted this on Valentines Day. It's either affection or defense of territory.
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(54 views) On a tour of the Canal of Palms, this was the first animal spotted by our guide. There were three of these tiny bats on the underside of a dead branch. How the guide even saw them was a mystery because they were perfectly camouflaged. The guide identified them as long-nosed bats.
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(54 views) Here is the mate of yesterday's male Canvasback. She is in almost the exact same pose that he, but here you can see her paler, gentler colors.
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There was this one lone white pelican at the nature center that day. It was probably an injured bird being nursed back to health, or it just knew a good hand-out when it saw one.
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