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Good plan to put them in a pot. Wish I had thought of that!
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But not a bad plant to have growing wild, Brenda. I can think of lots that are worse.
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Aloe will spread, yes. Great for cuts or minor abrasions, though. Great photo – almost looks like some sort of terrifying creature!
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When you look at the plant, you wonder how it was that an extract was discovered to be an ideal treatment for skin, Lynette. A case of nature playing a joke, perhaps?
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Just a thought…the thorns of life?
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Like it, Tom. I was on the horns of a dilemma when naming this shot, but opted for the gentle sarcasm.
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I am with Brenda what is that part of the plant I have never seen. Absolutely beautifully done. Love you two. ❤️🤗😘🦋Hugs – you two stay out of trouble.
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Thanks, Joni. The shot was one of several I took whilst visiting one of Valerie’s relatives in London. It was in a pot in the back garden. I’d never seen aloe vera before and was surprised to discover it looked like this, given it’s extracts are used for skin care!
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It is a great shot. You can take a photo and make it look amazing. I imagine there are different varieties. Hugs to you both. ❤️❤️❤️
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Thanks, Joni. Amazing what 197 years of experience can do, eh? But, seriously, I love setting myself the challenge of making things look interesting, intriguing, even mystical and moody. And they say the camera never lies: never was a more false statement made!
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Haha that is the truth today but probably wasn’t at some point. You are a wonderful photographer and I like that you work with so many different objects. Experience does really help. I have a lot more to learn. Love ❤️ to you both. Joni
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When the learning stops, Joni, so does the interest, I find. Mind you, I think I need to defrag my brain to fit in more information!
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Obviously you are doing very well my friend. I am still learning however and have a ways to go. Love ❤️ Joni
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You could teach me a lot about poetry!
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You are a sweetheart for saying so. That means a lot to me coming from a successful and entertaining author whose publisher can’t wait to get your next book. My gift comes from my mother. She never published anything but she did encourage me to write and bought me poetry books and the last two years of her life she was sober. She had started a book and her writing was brilliant. I have those pages and they are precious to me. Thank you my treasured friend. ❤️
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Pardon me, but those red tips don’t look so gentle. We have grown Aloe Vera and it is great for skin abrasions; messy but heals well. It will take over your yard if you don’t continue to thin it.
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One of those wonderful instances of nature being deceptive, Brenda. The chemicals extracted from the plant are, as you say, used for skin treatments, and they’re generally sold as ‘gentle aloe vera’. But the plant itself looks far from gentle.
It’s not going to overrun my garden, by the way. The picture was taken in a friend’s garden and the plant was in a pot.
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