Posts by Geoff Lealand
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Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Nora Leggs,
Sorry! I guess that is why they are sometimes referred to as 'peony roses' (but should I add an 'a'?)
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Peonies–the most thrilling bloom, ever. Had one bloom on mine (ex Nelson) last summer; hoping for more this summer.
On the meantime, as close as we ever come to something resembling snow in the Waikato (under the flowering cherry). -
Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Lilith __,
The second year it has flowered. Crammed into a corner of our front garden, where it gets little attention . Can't recall when I planted it but it could have been more than seven years ago,
Maybe they like Waikato weather as I have seen this lily in flower at the uni. -
Poor Knight's Island Lily (Xeronema callistemon) in flower. Always loved the name of this local.
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OnPoint: H4x0rs and You, in reply to BenWilson,
We also usually know when journalists moonlight, or take on tasks beyond their capabilities. I always thought that those around him, including Lois Lane, were particularly dim by not figuring out that Clark was never around when Superman was.
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Yes, cordyline australis. The bottom one is Corokia,
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It may well have been e-cinema as only small, community-based cinemas use DVD these days.
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Our front garden is looking rather lovely:
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The source for Last Picture Show in Iran is an Italian architecture/design mag called Abitare November 2011.
My Iranian PhD student Arezou knows some of these old places. -
last picture shown in Tehran.pdf
Not sure if this will work (in terms of attaching) but came across this interesting feature on disappearing cinemas and faded facades in Iran:
