Kingfisher
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MelaQuin
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Kingfisher
I used this rock in a group setting and it was very effective. When I broke up the group the rock started to go into my rock tray but I began rotating it and suddenly saw the bird. I had the rock for years and never looked at it in a suiseki light. I found the perfect piece of mallee and here's stone art for you.
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Leigh Taafe
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I agree - that is cool. I love stones, one day I will get into them more. At the moment, I just dont need another thing to water in this heat!! 
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Leigh.
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Re: Kingfisher
Very interesting! although i cant see a kingfisher:( i do see a cockatoo! lolMelaQuin wrote:I used this rock in a group setting and it was very effective. When I broke up the group the rock started to go into my rock tray but I began rotating it and suddenly saw the bird. I had the rock for years and never looked at it in a suiseki light. I found the perfect piece of mallee and here's stone art for you.
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Re: Kingfisher
You don't have to water stones....Ledanta wrote:I agree - that is cool. I love stones, one day I will get into them more. At the moment, I just dont need another thing to water in this heat!!
Young and hostile but not stupid.
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ROFL 
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Now we know why his garden is taking so long 
IN THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE ATTAINED, ACHIEVEMENT IS WITHIN SIGHT
I am not a complete fool, some parts are missing
I am not a complete fool, some parts are missing
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Re: Kingfisher
A Kooka is a kingfisher:PMelaQuin wrote:Kingfisher, cocky or kooka... as long as you see the bird. A truly fowl rock!!1
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Re: Kingfisher
Enjoyable stone and a great thread
Failure and disappointment is part of the learning process. ~ Paul (pjkatich)
