This showed up on alt.binaries.pictures.scenic last week, and we do not
know what it is. Folks have suggested agave and yucca, but it doesn't
really look like either of those. So...I'm asking the experts! Dose
anyone here recognize this one?

Dave

Dave Moorman wrote in news:nobody-
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This showed up on alt.binaries.pictures.scenic last week, and we do not
know what it is. Folks have suggested agave and yucca, but it doesn't
really look like either of those. So...I'm asking the experts! Dose
anyone here recognize this one?

Dave

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It certainly looks like a tree* but do you know the actual size of it?

* my first -- irrational -- thought was, "Hey, a loofa tree!"

On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 09:02:38 -0500, Dave Moorman
wrote:

This showed up on alt.binaries.pictures.scenic last week, and we do not
know what it is. Folks have suggested agave and yucca, but it doesn't
really look like either of those. So...I'm asking the experts! Dose
anyone here recognize this one?

Dave

The flower stalk of an Agave
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Dave Moorman wrote:

This showed up on alt.binaries.pictures.scenic last week, and we do not
know what it is. Folks have suggested agave and yucca, but it doesn't
really look like either of those. So...I'm asking the experts! Dose
anyone here recognize this one?

Dave

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Whatever it is, it's really neat.
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Garrapata wrote:

On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 09:02:38 -0500, Dave Moorman
wrote:

This showed up on alt.binaries.pictures.scenic last week, and we do not
know what it is. Folks have suggested agave and yucca, but it doesn't
really look like either of those. So...I'm asking the experts! Dose
anyone here recognize this one?

Dave

The flower stalk of an Agave

I think you're right, Garrapata. I Googled images for "agave flower
stalk" and came up with many. Many of them did not look similar, being
either close to the ground or primarily vertical in nature, but a few
were remarkably reminiscent of this tree.

Dave