Thanks Rich. Nice capture of those magnificent oaks. 300 years is impressive. But consider what is regarded as the oldest living non-clonal tree: appropriately name Methuselah. it's a bristlecone pine in an undisclosed location in the White Mountains of California, dated as being over 4850 years old! (There are claims of older living trees but these claims have not yet been confirmed.)
Hi Quint.
I decided to do something in black and white, trying for a high-contrast look on a photo taken a few mornings ago...
About cooking: I go for intense flavors, using a more than ample amount of spices, usually very hot. So unless I'm cooking solely for myself, my wife has learned it's best to keep me oot of the kitchen.
May we all enjoy our feasts.
Hi Quint.
I decided to do something in black and white, trying for a high-contrast look on a photo taken a few mornings ago...
About cooking: I go for intense flavors, using a more than ample amount of spices, usually very hot. So unless I'm cooking solely for myself, my wife has learned it's best to keep me oot of the kitchen.
May we all enjoy our feasts.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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