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Well I don't know if the fence police will arrest me. The question remains: Is railing a form of fence?
Last week Roy (www.flickr.com/photos/7226518@N04/) said that railing was a form of indoor fencing. That was all the permission I needed!!! ;-)
Now can railing also be outdoor fencing? I say yes! Do you? :-)

Happy Fence Friday everyone!
Yeh, here in Canada this is a three day week-end!

Have a great week-end everyone!

Bonne fin de semaine!

The theme for week 20 in the 52 weeks of pix 2013 is Twins.
Le défi thématique pour la 20e semaine du groupe 52 weeks of pix 2013 est Jumeaux.

I love the miniature world. You have probably seen moss before, but unless we look at it this close, we have no idea of the intricacies and beauty of the moss. And I find it fascinating to read about its

Excerpt from www.microview.org.uk/millennium/pages/moss_lifecycle.htm:

The now fertilised egg develops into a structure called the sporophyte. The sporophyte consists of a stem or seta and a capsule in which vast numbers of spores are produced. During the growth period when the seta is elongating and the spores growing and maturing, the capsule is protected by a thin covering called the calyptra. When the spores are nearly ripe, the calypra falls off revealing a cap or operculum that keeps the spores from being released. Finally, when the spores reach maturity , the operculum falls off and, usually in dry weather, the spores are shaken out of the capsule and dispersed by the wind.

Happy Bokeh Wednesday!

I love the miniature world. You have probably seen moss before, but unless we look at it this close, we have no idea of the intricacies and beauty of the moss. And I find it fascinating to read about its life cycle.

Excerpt from www.microview.org.uk/millennium/pages/moss_lifecycle.htm:
The now fertilised egg develops into a structure called the sporophyte. The sporophyte consists of a stem or seta and a capsule in which vast numbers of spores are produced. During the growth period when the seta is elongating and the spores growing and maturing, the capsule is protected by a thin covering called the calyptra. When the spores are nearly ripe, the calypra falls off revealing a cap or operculum that keeps the spores from being released. Finally, when the spores reach maturity , the operculum falls off and, usually in dry weather, the spores are shaken out of the capsule and dispersed by the wind.

Tiny bug on tyny unopened myosotis (forger-me-not) buds.
Tout petit insecte sur de tous petits bourgeons de myosotis non ouverts.

Please forgive me if I do not comment your pictures quickly. I happen to have a lot of work these days.
Veuillez m'excuser si je ne peux commenter vos photos rapidement. J'ai beaucoup de travail ces jours-ci.