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posted: October 4th, 2004 |
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This month you'll find photos taken between September 12th and 25th. There is a climb of Mt. Takao and a camp-out nearby, at Iccho Daira (Plateau). There is a day trip to the Tama Zoological Park, a day trip to Jindai Botanial Gardens and a day trip to Mizu-Moto Park. We had some great climbing plans this month, but they were all messed up by rainy weekends. Click on any thumbnail to begin.
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The first photo shows a tiny little pink flower. Next, there is a shot of Kazuya standing beside some wild Pampas Grass and finally there is a butterfly photo.
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The first photo is a wild flower - Waremokkou, then another wild flower - Ooba-Shouma, and a 3rd wild flower - Nokon-Giku.
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First photo shows our new packs, which we bought for fall camp-outs so that we have space for fall clothing - a North Face Terra-40 for Kazuya and a North Face Terra-50 for me. Next shot is a Toad Lily, and the 3rd shot is a tiny little white flower, sorry - don't know it's name.
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The first and 2nd photos are a wild flower - Tsuru-Ninjin. The 3rd shot is the entrance to Tama Zoological Park.
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The first photo is a Malayan Tapir, then some Macaws and then a Hokkaido Bear. These 3 photos are in Tama Zoological Park.
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All 3 photos in this row are of butterflies. They have a screened in butterfly room at the Tama Zoological Park - lots of butterflies. AMAZING!
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The first photo is an African Elephant. The 2nd shot is a group of Scimitar Horned Oryx's. The 3rd shot is a white flower at Jindai Botanical Garden.
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First shot is another white flower in Jindai Botanical Garden. The 2nd shot is a non-native Pampas Grass, and the 3rd shot in this row is a Salvia guaranitica.
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The first shot in this row is a Toad Lily. The 2nd shot is a Geranium thunbergii, and the 3rd shot is a small blue flower - no name given for it, sorry.
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The first shot here is Kazuya photographing a yellow pond lily. The 2nd shot is a collage of some experimental shots, please read the captions on the photo for an explanation. The 3rd photo is my DVD collection as of Aug 20, 2004 - this photo is no longer current! By the way, here is a link to my entire DVD collection if you're asking yourself what
might be good to rent for the weekend! Click Here. The DVD's will be sorted by date purchased. You can click on title to sort that way if you desire. This link will open a new browser window.
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| That's all for this month, hope that you found something you enjoyed out of the limited selection which there is. |
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