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Published: 2008-01-18 16:40:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 1025; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 0
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Wow, this is amazing! Looks like fractals!
People eat these, don't they?
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People eat these ... true.
At least some people do.
I like it a lot
Very tasty!
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Like seashells have come out from water to make a pile and start photosynthese their food from the sun. Lovely photo.
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Thanks
Interesting point of view
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Cool.
Ich mag deine neue GemΓΌse-Serie.
Der Rahmen passt klasse dazu.
Ich trau mich ja nie farbige Rahmen zu machen.
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Na dann wird es mal Zeit
Ich probiere gerne mit Rahmen und auch Schriften rum
Freut mich, dass es gefΓ€llt!
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beautiful example of fractals in nature! great color and detailed focus!!!
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I'm not sure if I've seen this cross - we've got what they call broccolini - but I'm not sure if that's a cross or just very immature broccoli...I really love the pattern of this plant! In fact I'm going to use it as my wall paper for a few days
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I think it is sometimes called brociflower or so
You will use it as your wall paper
Geez - now I am flattered
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Glad you like it
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You know, initially I thought this was a fractal, and I was 'wow, Tricia is doing fractals now'.
That's amazing, and what a great shot! Well done hun
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Thanks, dear
I am glad you like it.
Fractals ... cool
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A romanesco 
It is a mixture between cauliflower (blumenkohl) and broccoli
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Thank you
Marjo (my wife) told me the same, but i say it is'nt
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Listen to your wife
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