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Re: Irisgirl how grand!
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Irisgirl how grand!
- From: "Racheal Nekuda" lilylvr@kansas.net>
- Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2002 18:48:41 -0800
Francesca,
Did you ever live in a soddie or move by covered
wagon? My dad did both but he grew up in Colorado and western Kansas. His family
lost their soddie to the locusts and the resulting dust bowl ruined them like so
many other families. Two of his brothers were in world war 2 and many of
his friends
Wendy
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Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 6:13
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Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Irisgirl how
grand!
Hi Bill, The first iris I saw was about 1960 or earlier. It
was a tall bearded and 'brown'. It was given to me among others by a
friend's mother so I was about 39. It promptly died after bloom due to
'abuse', i.e., it was planted on an uphill slope with the growing end
facing outward so the poor plant couldn't go anywhere and whatever water it
did get was minimal. I was working at the University of California Library
at the time so I went to the stacks to find out all about irises and why it
didn't make it. I learned about the American Iris Society's bulletins and
did I read! So there you are ... and by way, there are a lot of those
things you mention I did not see happen, my mother
did!
Francesca irisgirl@attbi.com
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----- From: <oneofcultivars@aol.com> To:
<iris-photos@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 12:01
AM Subject: [iris-photos] Irisgirl how grand!
> Lets see if
I've got this about right. Your 80 so ........... > You might have been
around during or soon after the completion of the > transcontinental
railroad. > You saw the invention of practical flight in those new
fangled airplanes. > You saw the first airplane flight across the
Atlantic Ocean. > Your mother or grandmother probably related stories
directly to you of the > Civil War, the Trail of Tears and so much
more! > You saw a war or two when the outcome was not known. > You
saw men walk on the moon! > Now my history may not be exactly
right. > But, what I want to know is how old when you first saw an iris,
the first > iris you saw, what did you think, and probably a lot, lot
more. > > Bill > > > > > Your use of
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