Robert Watcher
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The Last Sumac (Northern Ontario)
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Asher Kelman
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Hello Robert,
How perfect to get fall colors in such an original way. Do you ever collect the fruit. One can make all sorts of concoctions. These plants also have the potential for providing new medicines. Just no one seems to be doing much work on them!
Asher
Paul Abbott
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This is a wonderful image of these staghorn berries, Robert. It has a textural and sensual quality.
With respect, the yellow edges of the border take my attention too much though.
I love Sumac, they're very tactile and material-like when ripened. I believe they can be used in the making of Lemonade, no?
With respect, the yellow edges of the border take my attention too much though.
I love Sumac, they're very tactile and material-like when ripened. I believe they can be used in the making of Lemonade, no?
Antonio Correia
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Great image !
Nice Autumn colors...
Nice Autumn colors...
Wolfgang Plattner
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Hi
very well done ... this is autumn ... even if I do not know the plant.
very well done ... this is autumn ... even if I do not know the plant.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
But, likely, as not, you have eaten it in spices from Turkey or the Mahgreb!
Asher