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Sincerely, Emily 
What a beautiful fibonacci spiral! 🙂
Aaah. ok. Thanks!
Pretty but I didn’t know what it was! Glad someone said it was fibonacci spiral. Have a great day. Nancy
Hi Nancy. I had no idea that is what it was called until Fran mentioned it. I just loved it and started taking photos every now and then.
That is beautiful. What is the plant?
HI Joanna. It is from a volunteer butternut squash that started growing from compost.
love it!
Thanks Annie. I love it tool. nature is amazing.
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fibonacci=the golden ratio=beautiful! I also like the old barn with cactus, one of my most favorite old houses to take pictures of in the spring with bluebonnets just got torn down (on 281) so take keep your camera with you all the time!
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