Zen style
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Sno
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Zen style
G'day over summer i acquired some old underground diesel tanks. One of them I converted into my version of a zen garden . Today the snow from a recent snowfall was just about melted off ,standing on the balcony above it kinda looked like a drifting cloud.
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Damian Bee
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Re: Zen style
Love that overhead shot 
Gorgeous
The perspective one too, love it
Gorgeous
The perspective one too, love it
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Re: Zen style
Awesome.
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Re: Zen style
Hi Sno,
That looks great. You will have to find a big tree to put in the remaining pot.
Regards Ray
That looks great. You will have to find a big tree to put in the remaining pot.
Regards Ray
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Re: Zen style
This is really special = thanks for the posting!
LOVE it!!
LOVE it!!
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Sno
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Re: Zen style
Thanks for the positive feedback guys. I do find it quite calming to tend this part of my garden. I made a rake out of an old broom handle and some square nails . It took me three versions to come up with a rake that rakes well.
Ray that's a great virt unfortunately I have already chopped up the rest of it. I have started a few projects similar. They are going to take a few years to catch upto your virt.
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Re: Zen style
Hi Sno,
You have some great project going mate. I like your rake, I am putting together a small display for The School of Bonsai exhibition but it will need a much smaller rake than yours.
Thanks again for posting these.
Regards Ray
You have some great project going mate. I like your rake, I am putting together a small display for The School of Bonsai exhibition but it will need a much smaller rake than yours.
Thanks again for posting these.
Regards Ray
