Google
Showing posts with label Plant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plant. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2007

It'll Make A Difference When Looked At Different Angle

A case of beer, when you look at it like this, it is as if smiling to you, no?

It's something you'll see if you got on a flight, but look closely. Sometimes simple things in life will bring joy if you looked close enough.

I'm sure you have a lamp in the house? Isn't it look like a man parachuting?

Happy couple "hanging" on the wall.

Alien? Just a plant.

Message: When everything seems against your way, try to go with the flow sometimes. Might shed a light in the dark.

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

The Love Story Of A Bike And A Tree

The dude parked his bike here (Kerala, India) in 1985 and moved to Saudi Arabia. The tree was small and he has not returned since then. After so many years of cuddling together and forgotten by the owner, the tree and the bike fell in love and decided to take each other into their lives. Till death do them part. (You can only remove the bike if you chop the tree down) So romantic. ^O^

Monday, August 27, 2007

Japan Paddy Field Art


Each year, farmers in the town of Inakadate in Aomori prefecture create works of crop art by growing a little purple and yellow-leafed kodaimai rice along with their local green-leafed tsugaru-roman variety. This year’s creation — a pair of grassy reproductions of famous woodblock prints from Hokusai’s 36 Views of Mount Fuji — has begun to appear (below). It will be visible until the rice is harvested in September. From: Pink Tentacle

In the preparation of making picture below.

Below are pictures from the past years and other prefectures.





If you have no problem reading Japanese or you simply want to see more creation of rice field art in Japan, you can either visit Inakadate or Aomori.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Cobra In The Garden Whithout Fangs

It is a plant named California Pitcher plant, Cobra Lily or simply cobra plant.


Cobra Lily's forked leaves ranging from yellow to purplish green, that resemble a serpent's tongue.

The Cobra Lily is unique among the three genera of American Pitcher plants in two ways. Do you want to know how?

Google