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MJK wrote:
From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Looks like this one from Lucerne (not a great shot): http://edgehill.net/Overseas/1997-europe/pg1pc5 Better one from Kyoto: http://edgehill.net/Overseas/pg1pc2 -- Paul Furman www.edgehill.net www.baynatives.com all google groups messages filtered due to spam |
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From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Looks like this one from Lucerne (not a great shot): http://edgehill.net/Overseas/1997-europe/pg1pc5 Better one from Kyoto: http://edgehill.net/Overseas/pg1pc2 Paul Furman Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! you love architecture is not it? |
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MJK wrote:
From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! you love architecture is not it? Yes, I'm trained as a landscape architect in water-scarce California. -- Paul Furman www.edgehill.net www.baynatives.com all google groups messages filtered due to spam |
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Paul Furman wrote:
MJK wrote: From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! you love architecture is not it? Yes, I'm trained as a landscape architect in water-scarce California. I grew up in West Texas. In the distant reaches of that land (around Midland and Odessa) at least in the 1930s and 40s the golf courses had sand greens--sand with oil added so that the next day all the sand would not be in the next county. Now, that's water scarcity. I don't think Brett would have wanted to play on them. Allen |
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On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:12:51 -0500, Allen
wrote: Paul Furman wrote: MJK wrote: From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! you love architecture is not it? Yes, I'm trained as a landscape architect in water-scarce California. I grew up in West Texas. In the distant reaches of that land (around Midland and Odessa) at least in the 1930s and 40s the golf courses had sand greens--sand with oil added so that the next day all the sand would not be in the next county. Now, that's water scarcity. I don't think Brett would have wanted to play on them. Allen One of my wife's relatives played a course in Arizona with "greens" like that. That was maybe 20 years ago. -- Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida |
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tony cooper wrote:
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:12:51 -0500, Allen wrote: Paul Furman wrote: MJK wrote: From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! you love architecture is not it? Yes, I'm trained as a landscape architect in water-scarce California. I grew up in West Texas. In the distant reaches of that land (around Midland and Odessa) at least in the 1930s and 40s the golf courses had sand greens--sand with oil added so that the next day all the sand would not be in the next county. Now, that's water scarcity. I don't think Brett would have wanted to play on them. Allen One of my wife's relatives played a course in Arizona with "greens" like that. That was maybe 20 years ago. Texas & Arizona are way ahead of California in terms of drought tolerant landscaping with native plants. -- Paul Furman www.edgehill.net www.baynatives.com all google groups messages filtered due to spam |
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From Provence http://images-piegees.over-blog.com/...-22560944.html Nice detail. Thank you! In Provence, water is scarce !!!!! Texas & Arizona are way ahead of California in terms of drought tolerant landscaping with native plants. Paul Furman Provence is not as desert that California !!!!! |
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