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This plant is called the Weather Plant because is is supposed to predict rain. This plant bloomed beautifully only we did not get any rain. State of Lake Amis...
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This plant is called the Weather Plant because is is supposed to predict rain. This plant bloomed beautifully only we did not get any rain. State of Lake Amistad as shown several days ago is still very dry. Off to photograph the Rodeo tonight and tomorrow.
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Canon PowerShot SX50 HS

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400

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Jul, 2013

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Very beautiful !! Lovely colours !

Your desert flowers are lovely, as usual!

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Beautiful colors!

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