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  2008

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  Pasture grasses, http://susanrudat.blogspot.com/
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  quickdrawl 11:23 am on December 30, 2008 | #

  I like this, it’s almost art nouveau-esque

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  Margie 11:39 am on December 30, 2008 | #

  so beautiful! I love curls, tendrils, twists, and S-shapes… this brings them all together and includes patterns! What a great motif this would make for all kinds of things from packaging to home decor. And its perfect just as is: in your Moleskine and here for all of us to see.

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  trebor61 2:23 pm on December 30, 2008 | #

  Cannot argue with the previous sentiments. The illustration is, as usual, superb! I have just realised, however, that I put the lawnmower away, in the Autumn, without draining the oil and petrol so there will be a tense moment when/if the spring comes to see if the thing works.

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  Rudat 2:50 pm on December 30, 2008 | #

  Thank you, Margie and Quickdrawl. It’s always interesting to read people’s takes on what they see.
  Thank you, Bob. Is it too late to winterize now? Take it out for a spin maybe?

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  Margie 2:54 pm on December 30, 2008 | #

  Bob, if you do take the mower for a spin in the snow, as Susan suggests, I recommend *not* wearing your kilt.

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  bjornik 4:15 am on December 31, 2008 | #

  Wow Susan, this is remarkable. I love how you did the background to accentuate the foreground’s details.

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  BoboMonkey 4:57 am on December 31, 2008 | #

  I keep expecting to see a snake woven between the blades of grass.

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  BoboMonkey 4:58 am on December 31, 2008 | #

  Robert,
  Are we supposed to drain the oil on our mowers for the winter? The things you learn on this site.

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