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Texas
Area Scapers from left to right:
Goose,
Night-Owl, Genma, bache, ArtistStudio, Dorien, Dallascaper,
OtomO, MoyasPilot and Azure
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Genma
took great pride in entertaining the group with his amazing
musical ability. |
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Eating
was the favorite pastime. Here we see FemaleSpecies
and Night-Owl doing what women do best - working in
the kitchen. :)
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ArtistStudio
is very talented with the guitar, among other instruments. |
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Lunch
Saturday afternoon at Mercado Juarez Cantina was great.
Here we see Goose, Azure, Genma and FemaleSpecies enjoying
the food and each other's company. |
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Fort
Worth Rose Garden. The oldest part of the garden was built
in the 1930's by very poor people. The gardens cost somewhere
between $100 and 600 million dollars to build. Today the
gardens employ somewhere between 2 and 20,000 people to
maintain. I stand behind my facts, so you can quote me. |
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Our
group is mesmerized by the serenity of the pond. We see
Genma as he considers the structural feasibility of building
a dam for the stream. |
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As
a former employee of the Botanical Gardens, I can assure
you this kind of behavior is not tolerated. |
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When
not working his normal job, Goose films shampoo commercials. |
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Our
group sitting on a waterfall feeling mighty fine. |
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We
had a little incident on the bridge. |
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Our
group managed to get lost in the bamboo. We are lucky,
last year the Japanese Gardens lost 26 tourists the same
way. |
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The
Botanical Gardens are home to many interesting species.
Here we see a creature emerging from its nesting area
inside an ancient tree. OtomO
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The
original Spaghetti Warehouse --Fort Worth Stockyards--
used to be a brothel. |
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Dallascaper
in the unusual position of sitting on a bull, instead
of being full of it. |
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