BSF 38th annual Convention

[pjkatich]

A few more for your viewing pleasure.

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Cheers,
Paul

[pjkatich]

A few more for your viewing pleasure.

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Enjoy,
Paul

[pjkatich]

Here is the last installment for your viewing pleasure:

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Here are a few of the stones that were on display:

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And last but not least, here is a link to a nice video done by one of the participants.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7woXQuTI ... e=youtu.be

I hope you enjoyed.

Cheers,
Paul

[Scott Roxburgh]

Isn't it interesting that Casuarina is a native to Australia, yet in an area where it is considered a foreign pest, they use it sooo much better...

We need to get on it!

Thanks for posting mate.

[pjkatich]

Isn't it interesting that Casuarina is a native to Australia, yet in an area where it is considered a foreign pest, they use it sooo much better...

We need to get on it!

Thanks for posting mate.

Your welcome Scott.

Knowing how found you guys are of your native material, I was wondering if anyone would comment on the Casuarina bonsai that I posted.

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts.

Cheers,
Paul