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This blog was inspired by Jane Dunnewold's blog Daily Visuals, and my goal is to post a picture a day. This blog is also dedicated to my Mom who passed away five years ago today (Nov.30,2004). When I received my first camera about fifty years ago, I was reprimanded because I took a whole roll of film of "nothing" and it cost too much to get it developed. Well I'm still taking pictures of nothing, it doesn't cost anything to develop them now and I'm going to share them with you.
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OK, I'm totally mystified!! what is it? cave paintings? fossils? art? plants stuck to the wall? nice photo
ReplyDeletePlant material stuck to a wall, I have no idea what the original plant looked like.
ReplyDeleteThese look like the kind of roots a climbing philodendron might have. This is what might be left after removing the growing part. The clinging roots are pretty tough to remove completely. I imagine there are other kinds of plants that have this kind of root system too.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good possibility, there was also some ivy growing on another nearby building. Thanks for the information.
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