Stephen wrote:
> Some people are just slow workers. :-P]

How did you know that my work rate is similar to that of moss eroding 
rock. ;-)

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On 25/05/2013 10:09 AM, Sean Day wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>> Some people are just slow workers. :-P]
>
> How did you know that my work rate is similar to that of moss eroding
> rock. ;-)
>



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Regards
     Stephen

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I've the same kind of moss in my garden, but where the spurs come from are a
kind of a yellowish orange. Idea for some variation.
Greetings
Bert

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"BertvdB" <ber### [at] kpnmailnl> wrote:
> I've the same kind of moss in my garden, but where the spurs come from are a
> kind of a yellowish orange. Idea for some variation.
> Greetings
> Bert
This is what I mean. (No PovRay involved here)

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BertvdB wrote:
> "BertvdB" <ber### [at] kpnmailnl> wrote:
>> I've the same kind of moss in my garden, but where the spurs come from are a
>> kind of a yellowish orange. Idea for some variation.
>> Greetings
>> Bert
> This is what I mean. (No PovRay involved here)
>
Thanks Bert,

Nice close up photograph, if this were Povray I think the rest of us 
would have to give up now ;-)

I think I will revisit my moss and add different types etc, this one is 
similar to something I have in my garden as well and I like the look so 
it is on my to do list.

Currently working on an image for the current round of the tc-rtc though 
so I will revisit the moss when my PC is not so busy.

Sean

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