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Grub · February 14, 2006

Hi Bully,
I just checked the stakes and stand corrected. Your labelling is spot-on. I went to another thread to check references made there and assumed they were right. They are not.

So I really need to lock this into my gray matter. Ernesto is the big one and Rinaldo is the smaller one.
Capital E for enormouos. That will work.

Rinaldo has since ranged up and into a pine tree and little baby bombs are dancing around in the air.

The pics are okay. The path and foreshore you see in the background is where I walk to work each day. About half an hour from my home to the office, via the ferry wharf where partner rides to the city and I buy a coffee and waffle once she's boarded.

I really wanted to get a pic of them on the top of a wharf pylon with the ferry in the background, but I checked and the pylons aren't as easy as I thought to work with.

If someone asks me what I'm doing I'm saying it's a project for a photographic school titled: The Incongruous Tomato. :wink:

February 14, 2006	#7
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Stand Corrected Hi Bully, I just checked the stakes and stand corrected. Your labelling is spot-on. I went to another thread to check references made there and assumed they were right. They are not. So I really need to lock this into my gray matter. Ernesto is the big one and Rinaldo is the smaller one. Capital E for enormouos. That will work. Rinaldo has since ranged up and into a pine tree and little baby bombs are dancing around in the air. The pics are okay. The path and foreshore you see in the background is where I walk to work each day. About half an hour from my home to the office, via the ferry wharf where partner rides to the city and I buy a coffee and waffle once she's boarded. I really wanted to get a pic of them on the top of a wharf pylon with the ferry in the background, but I checked and the pylons aren't as easy as I thought to work with. If someone asks me what I'm doing I'm saying it's a project for a photographic school titled: The Incongruous Tomato. :wink: