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last stamp the lovely Edelweiss, ...makes one want to burst out in song "The Hills are alive....." 1969 Edelweiss unaccepted essay CV $100  |
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Canada 2006 flower souvenir sheet of definitive stamps on FDC with a nice dragonfly cancel.  |
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The Canada 2006 Gardens stamps came in a booklet. Booklet cover:  Inside of booklet:  Close-up of first side:  |
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Very Very Nice Doug... lady slipper's esp nice. :)
And your's too Litho... Thanks. |
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A thistle's a flower, isn't it? GB Regional definitive.  Let me just have another sip of single malt, now I'll burst into song, "Oh Flower of Scotland, When will we see your likes again..." |
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When I was a kid, I used to think flowers and plants could somehow think,
I mean, how else could the rose or the thistle grow
prickles to ward off predation.
That was before I understood natural selection.
There is a plant in Thailand, one could just touch one leaf
and all adjacent leaves would curl up tightly.
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