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…continuation from my Deep Lake Trail hiking adventure.
I have this great fascination with ferns. I like them. I like all types of them. I like to touch them and look at them and admire all the details. I think they have a beautiful balance of visual qualities. I feel a new painting in the works!
The ones in these pictures have a brown color stem in the center. It almost looks like they are flowering. Is there anyone reading who is an expert on plants/ferns? Maybe this will require some research. I am intrigued!
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