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Raevyn wrote:
.......... .............. Cheers Jo (P.S. I feel a bit silly, I wanted to post some pics to the alt.binaries.pictures.orchids but don't know how? Any tips welcome, Thanks :) ) Hi, Jo. I'll add my welcome to you. Looking at the headers from your message, it appears to me that Reka's fear about you using Google to use the newsgroups is true. You can do nothing with pictures from there. Pictures or not, there are MUCH better ways to read and write to nesgroups than going through Google. In the mean time, the way to show pictures here is to post them to a web site first then tell us where to look. For example... and I've never tried posting a picture from image station here but it should work... here is a picture of my Paph venustum var. pardinum that came into bloom for the first time this week: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...1/f0dceb2d.jpg Steve |
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Hi Steve,
So in other words just post a link to the pic/s? I wasn't sure whether I was allowed to do that here which is why I haven't tried. Thanks for the info. :) Cheers Jo p.s that's a very nice paph you have there! :) |
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Hi Kye,
I have some good news for you, I didn't think I'd be able to find any but I've just found and brought two Albany Pitcher Plants! Email me privately and I'm sure we can sort something out :) Cheers, Jo :) |
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Replied to privately...
Kye. "Raevyn" wrote in message ups.com... Hi Kye, I have some good news for you, I didn't think I'd be able to find any but I've just found and brought two Albany Pitcher Plants! Email me privately and I'm sure we can sort something out :) Cheers, Jo :) |
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Kye wrote:
Tis a pity, cos if you grew the Albany Pitcher Plant I would be begging some of of you. I have been trying to get my hands on a few plants of it for years. Please keep me in mind if you ever see any locally available from salvage etc I would be very interested in trading for some. Kye. Kye, Paradisia in Victoria produce TC'ed plants by the bucket load. Their Ceph's are quite common in Melbourne nurseries. You should be able to get your local nursery/garden centre to special order you some in very easily. Andrew |
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THanks for that Andrew, however Jo has already managed to locate me a few.
The really weird part of this is that this message was sooooo long ago that I had even forgotten about the original post... Astounding how long retention is for information on the newsgroups these days... Kye. "Andrew" wrote in message oups.com... Kye wrote: Tis a pity, cos if you grew the Albany Pitcher Plant I would be begging some of of you. I have been trying to get my hands on a few plants of it for years. Please keep me in mind if you ever see any locally available from salvage etc I would be very interested in trading for some. Kye. Kye, Paradisia in Victoria produce TC'ed plants by the bucket load. Their Ceph's are quite common in Melbourne nurseries. You should be able to get your local nursery/garden centre to special order you some in very easily. Andrew |
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"Why when I was a young whipper-snapper we had to walk 50 miles through the
orchidless barrens to get to a computer and then you were lucky if they had even heard of what usenet was..." Sorry I felt that it needed that... Kye. "Kye" wrote in message u... THanks for that Andrew, however Jo has already managed to locate me a few. The really weird part of this is that this message was sooooo long ago that I had even forgotten about the original post... Astounding how long retention is for information on the newsgroups these days... Kye. "Andrew" wrote in message oups.com... Kye wrote: Tis a pity, cos if you grew the Albany Pitcher Plant I would be begging some of of you. I have been trying to get my hands on a few plants of it for years. Please keep me in mind if you ever see any locally available from salvage etc I would be very interested in trading for some. Kye. Kye, Paradisia in Victoria produce TC'ed plants by the bucket load. Their Ceph's are quite common in Melbourne nurseries. You should be able to get your local nursery/garden centre to special order you some in very easily. Andrew |
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Well actuallty its all a part of being Aussie. First they grab us all when
we are but tiny tykes and they drag us off for Secret Aussies Business where they teach us how to be good at "taking the ****" and "being a good sport" So if we sound alike it just means that we had good teachers ;-) Kye. "Reka" wrote in message .. . In article , says... ~"Why when I was a young whipper-snapper we had to walk 50 miles through the ~orchidless barrens to get to a computer and then you were lucky if they had ~even heard of what usenet was..." ~ ~Sorry I felt that it needed that... Tisk, tisk, Kye! I am sure you stole Dave's lines! -- Reka This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html |
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In article ,
says... ~Well actuallty its all a part of being Aussie. First they grab us all when ~we are but tiny tykes and they drag us off for Secret Aussies Business where ~they teach us how to be good at "taking the ****" and "being a good sport" ~ ~So if we sound alike it just means that we had good teachers ;-) ~ ~Kye. ~ ~"Reka" wrote in message . .. ~ In article , ~ says... ~ ~"Why when I was a young whipper-snapper we had to walk 50 miles through ~ the ~ ~orchidless barrens to get to a computer and then you were lucky if they ~ had ~ ~even heard of what usenet was..." ~ ~ ~ ~Sorry I felt that it needed that... ~ Tisk, tisk, Kye! I am sure you stole Dave's lines! ~ -- ~ Reka ~ ~ This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! ~ http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html ~ ~ ~ Uh, I meant the age group was more appropriate... -- Reka This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html |
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ummm... Im not yet thirty.... Yo trying to tell me something????
hehe Kye. "Reka" wrote in message .. . In article , says... ~Well actuallty its all a part of being Aussie. First they grab us all when ~we are but tiny tykes and they drag us off for Secret Aussies Business where ~they teach us how to be good at "taking the ****" and "being a good sport" ~ ~So if we sound alike it just means that we had good teachers ;-) ~ ~Kye. ~ ~"Reka" wrote in message . .. ~ In article , ~ says... ~ ~"Why when I was a young whipper-snapper we had to walk 50 miles through ~ the ~ ~orchidless barrens to get to a computer and then you were lucky if they ~ had ~ ~even heard of what usenet was..." ~ ~ ~ ~Sorry I felt that it needed that... ~ Tisk, tisk, Kye! I am sure you stole Dave's lines! ~ -- ~ Reka ~ ~ This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! ~ http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html ~ ~ ~ Uh, I meant the age group was more appropriate... -- Reka This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html |
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I seem to have been asleep for much of this thread - probably because I'm way
past Kye's "nearly thirty". But everyone else is doing such a good job I think I'll just sit back & enjoy it, despite what seems to be Reka's attempt to drag me in. On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 14:22:33 GMT, "Kye" wrote: Tis a pity, cos if you grew the Albany Pitcher Plant I would be begging some of of you. I have been trying to get my hands on a few plants of it for years. Please keep me in mind if you ever see any locally available from salvage etc I would be very interested in trading for some. Kye. "Raevyn" wrote in message oups.com... Hi Kye, Unfortunately not but I am interested in Carnivorous Plants :) Cheers Jo Dave Gillingham ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To email me remove the .private from my email address. |
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Its ok Dave, us QLD'ers will do our usual job and defend the reputation of
Aussies everywhere... Kye. "Dave Gillingham" wrote in message ... I seem to have been asleep for much of this thread - probably because I'm way past Kye's "nearly thirty". But everyone else is doing such a good job I think I'll just sit back & enjoy it, despite what seems to be Reka's attempt to drag me in. On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 14:22:33 GMT, "Kye" wrote: Tis a pity, cos if you grew the Albany Pitcher Plant I would be begging some of of you. I have been trying to get my hands on a few plants of it for years. Please keep me in mind if you ever see any locally available from salvage etc I would be very interested in trading for some. Kye. "Raevyn" wrote in message roups.com... Hi Kye, Unfortunately not but I am interested in Carnivorous Plants :) Cheers Jo Dave Gillingham ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To email me remove the .private from my email address. |
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In article ,
says... ~I seem to have been asleep for much of this thread - probably because I'm way ~past Kye's "nearly thirty". But everyone else is doing such a good job I think ~I'll just sit back & enjoy it, despite what seems to be Reka's attempt to drag ~me in. Hmmph! I'm not dragging anyone. It's just that the usually the older generation "brags" about the walking through the knee-deep snow (or apparently in your corner of the world, the dry, hot barrens) all the way to school... -- Reka ;-) This is LIFE! It's not a rehearsal. Don't miss it! http://www.rolbox.it/hukari/index.html |
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Well Reka, I get your drift! *G*
-- Cheers Wendy Remove PETERPAN for email reply Reka wrote: In article , says... ~I seem to have been asleep for much of this thread - probably because I'm way ~past Kye's "nearly thirty". But everyone else is doing such a good job I think ~I'll just sit back & enjoy it, despite what seems to be Reka's attempt to drag ~me in. Hmmph! I'm not dragging anyone. It's just that the usually the older generation "brags" about the walking through the knee-deep snow (or apparently in your corner of the world, the dry, hot barrens) all the way to school... |
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