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Bruce wrote:
> Gardens? Now how am I supposed to go outside and find a decent example
> of a garden to copy in the middle of winter? Don't they realize some of
> us live North of Texas? So I went outside and took a few photos of my
> garden anyways. Should be fairly simple to make a pretty realistic
> rendering, all I really need is a fairly smooth height-field, along with
> a nice off-white snow texture. All is not lost though, since I fully
> expect the June/July topic to be Snow Covered Trees. Those sly IRTC
> devils. But I'll be ready for them.
>
Snow? Isn't that the white stuff that stays up in the mountains where it
belongs???
Maybe some of these will help
http://www.usc.edu/dept/garden/
http://www.gardenweb.com/
http://www.mobot.org/
http://www.nortonsimon.org/nsmmon.htm
http://gardennet.com/gardenguidebook/ca.idc
--
"My new computer's got the clocks, it rocks
But it was obsolete before I opened the box" - W.A.Y.
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Bruce wrote:
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> Gardens? Now how am I supposed to go outside and find a decent example
> of a garden to copy in the middle of winter? Don't they realize some of
> us live North of Texas?
Unfair advantage to Australia and New Zealand!
;-)
-Mark Gordon
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On Sun, 28 Nov 1999 17:08:19 -0800, Bruce <dke### [at] sk sympaticoca> wrote:
>> -Mark Gordon
>
>I think those guys should be put on a six month IRTC time-deferral. Or
>perhaps I should just move down there for this round.
>
>Bruce
Oh yeah, so that you can get away with a smooth wavy height_field with
a sandy texture? :)))
Peter Popov
pet### [at] usanet
ICQ: 15002700
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Our garden looks so messy, all the leaves have fallen and
it's raind lots, so on dry days there are soggy dirty muddy
leaves everywhere, the only thing that drys out is the
ground, everything just looks so dirty and untouchable.
It'll be interesting to see if anyone recaptures this in a
raytraced image.
Bruce wrote:
>
> Gardens? Now how am I supposed to go outside and find a decent example
> of a garden to copy in the middle of winter? Don't they realize some of
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Bruce wrote:
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> Gardens? Now how am I supposed to go outside and find a decent example
> of a garden to copy in the middle of winter?
Matter of fact in searching I found 1) a comment that japanese
gardens are supposed to look their best in winter and 2) a texas
japanese garden interest group. Don't they realize some of us
live North of Texas?
But more to the liking of Texans, have you considered a beer
garden?
For New Yorkers, Madison Square Garden.
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Bruce wrote:
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> Do they have Octopuses down there? I seem to remember an old song about
> an Octopus and a garden by one of those cult groups from the 60's.
The Beatles? "Cult group from the 60's" makes me think of something more
like the Manson family...
-Mark Gordon
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Bruce wrote:
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> Oops, sorry. I guess I should have said 'cult music group'. I was just
> being facetious, and didn't mean to offend or annoy anybody.
More amused than anything. I knew what you meant. :-)
-Mark Gordon
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