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Related Articles (Sorted by topic similarity...) Got Pine? -- Your 60-Second Guide to Naming your Pine You know you have a pine -- but is it the rare Torrey? Is it the rich, dark Monterey? Or the longest-coned sugar? This handy route map leads you to your answer in a minute. Pining for Pines As fall approaches, lots of trees are showing large cones. Are these pine trees? What kinds? And what are the tallest, fastest, and rarest? Sparkling Pine Cones or Yulelogs Depending on where you live, the weather is already turning colder. For many of us, it's time to get those fireplaces ready for winter. This fun recipe will make your fireplace sparkle with color! Dragon's Own Sparkling Wine Method For those festive occasions, here's how to turn your wonderful home-made still wine into a bubbly sparkling wine guaranteed to make your party the hit of the season! MT RUSHMORE: A National Monument or a National Travesty? It was only one of three hundred seventy broken treaties. Not a single treaty made has ever stood the test of time without some violation of the terms by the US Government or the American people. I know you are thinking, well, that was a long time ago...Wild About Wilderness—Review of "California's Wilderness Areas: Mountains and Coastal Ranges" by George Wuerthner The enthusiastic text and the glorious wilderness dawn and dusk photos by George Wuerthner pull the reader into this paean for exploring the best and most unspoiled landscapes in California. What better way to see the forests of California? Pagan Craft - Pine Cones and Play Dough Great summer projects! Got Conifer? When is a tree with needles not a Pine? You found a tree with needles. But is it a pine tree or what? Here is a quick way to tell. Growing A Norfolk Island Pine Everything you wanted to know about growing a Norfolk Island Pine! The Pine Bush, NY Phenomenon Is Alive and Well On 18 December, 1999, Bruce Cornet took Herm Fischer, a colleague from California, on a tour of the Wallkill River Valley, where he had conducted seven years of research on the Pine Bush Phenomenon. Because the area had not experienced much Anomalistic Observational Phenomena (AOP) activity during the past two years (based on rare sightings), he had hopes but no emotionally-bound expectations that they would be lucky enough to see an AOP, let alone be treated to a mind-bending performance. After touring the valley, taking many pictures, and talking to residents, Cornet and Fischer settled down for several hours of night watching from the edge of a farm field near the old Jewish Cemetery on Rte 52. All they saw were conventional aircraft. At about 8:40 disappointed they began their trip back home. They drove to the town of Walden on Rte. 52, and then took Rte 208 south to I-84, which crosses New York State from west to east. Klamath National Forest What trees can you see in the heavily-wooded Klamath National Forest, beside Douglas fir? What are some of the most spectacular hikes? And how else can you enjoy this Forest? Incorporating Cooking: Cupcake Cones This fun cooking activity has to be tried at least once. They go over really well at parties! Vary the cake mix flavor and cone by using the colored ones, and you’ll have a dessert or snack talked about for meals to come. Choosing Domain Names For Search Engine Placement Choosing domain names for enhanced search engine optimization in a nutshell - if you stick to the advice presented here, you will be both safe and successful in all your search engine positioning efforts. Word List: Plants A rose by any other name's a rose -- except if it's in Latin. Seven Sparkling Sisters - The Pleiades! The Pawnee told that the world was created by the God Tirawa who sent the stars to support the sky. the brightest stars were in charge of the clouds, winds and rain, to ensure fertility of the Earth.... Sparkling Magic Fairy Wand: A Review of A Fairy Merry Christmas A Fairy Merry Christmas is a frilly, tinkly, singalong type CD with 19 mostly traditional Christmas songs with fairy themed lyrics replacing the original ones. Since most of the tunes are familiar (including Jingle Bells, Down by the Riverside, Silent Night, Goodnight Ladies, On the First Day of Christmas, etc), children will have no problems picking up the simple, repetitive lyrics on this CD, and the fast pace, commercial sound is fine for dancing to. Fun Facts on remarkable pines of California Check out which is the tallest or the longest-lived or the rarest of the pines in California. Get Moving!: Cleaning Out Old Quarters When it comes to moving, cleaning out your old quarters can be no fun at all. The standards, which your quarters must meet, are very exacting. The place needs to be sparkling and ready for a new military family to move in to. Read the full story for tips on getting those quarters sparkling! Isabella Bird - Part 3: The Rocky Mountains After arriving in San Francisco, Isabella immediately left for Colorado on the newly opened “Pacific Line” railway. Her first stop was Truckee, CA, where she spent a day exploring the pine forests on horseback and enjoying the mountain wildlife. She was impressed by the beauty of Lake Tahoe, calling it “A strictly North American beauty – snow-splotched mountains, huge pines, redwoods, sugar pines, silver spruce, and a pine-hung lake which mirrors all beauty on its surface.” Make a Thanksgiving Tree Here'a wonderful idea from Debi Dierdorf, wife, homeschooling mom, and harpist....toddlers can make a pine cone turkey...Mom's cranberry punch...a potpourri of random Thanksgiving thoughts and ideas. |
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