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Sprinkle them all over This envelope security pattern features sprinkles all over.

Arrow = up This curved and winding staircase is presented as a relaxed view 3d stereograph. n.b., the mirror staircase of this one is on the other side of this entry way to the building.

Blueweed The Viper's Bugloss (Echium vulgare) produces a lot of rich nectar, a blue pollen, and attracts pollinators.

. . . should be here, soon . . .

With the decline of small field farmers, this hay field is no longer mowed.

purple and yellow and greys A water standpipe stands ready at the station.

At the bottom is the top half of an 8 Seen, these stationary arches seem very disquieting. n.b.

Arrow points that way This fabulific 1965 Ford Falcon is ready for a greenie at the drive-through lane.

Marbled This envelope security pattern is more intricate than it looks.

It's a beach!

White body with red bonnet and outlet caps This smooth-top fire hydrant "catches some rays" while steadfastly awaiting a call to duty.

Called the "common tiger lily" or "orange day lily", this cluster of rain-dropped Hemerocallis Fulva is a sight to see.

The ring type fireworks are best seen when viewed head on.

Enlarged and real The potato chips on this potato chip bag may look a bit "off".

10 by 10 minus 1 and 10 To make this plaid pattern, start with a grid pattern rotated by 45 degrees.

Don't get dizzy The Leucanthemum vulgare is considered in some places to be an invasive species.

That is yellow!

Now, even more stereo!

Five bars per band The basket weave pattern used for this security envelope is very rustic.

Pulpit and Jack A close-up view of a Jack in the Pulpit.

front of Gripper (a) back of Gripper (a) front of Gripper (b) back of Gripper (b) The Scovill Brass Company started in 1802 in Watertown, Connecticut.

Some good advice here!

Unlike the polygon security envelope pattern previously posted here, Blue polygons this polygon pattern does not seem to want to be mirrored and matched to create a bigger pattern.

Golden glow in the west Somebody else's photo, of some place else's sunset, is their idea of a sunset.

The legendary Molly Stark was married to a Revolutionary War general whose truncated quote gave rise to a state motto. tag front Her furniture inspired a whole collection; this tag for the inspired No. 2050D bed tells more. tag back The H.T.