Little Book

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Little Book

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Purchased myself a little book today.

Beautiful. Simple.
A wonderful book for beginners. Happy it’s on my shelf.
And the Paperback Bookshop in the city were a delight to help me order it in. Image
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Its a fantastic book Mark. I got mine just in time for the Ausbonsai market bus trip :tu:
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This arrived today ... very excited ... a quick glance and I reckon this book will go to the top of my helpful list. Oh and ... I must be doing something right, my much better half allowed me to place a bonsai on the kitchen bench for a bit of an indoor display. Should have banged in a little accent plant ... oh well, next time. :shifty:
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I think you'l really enjoy the maples book mate, i have it and reference it frequently.
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TimS wrote:I think you'l really enjoy the maples book mate, i have it and reference it frequently.
Thanks Tim. Really enjoying the various trees that have moved from your bench to mine you too. Cheers, MarkImage


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No problems at all Mark, that cedar looks really good on your bench :tu:
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Re: Little Book

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I like bringing trees inside for a table display every now and again too :-)

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