saw this bamboos today visiting the ruins of Cuyusquihui,
very big and impressive.
Greetings
La Chepa
Bamboo in Cuyusquihui
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Bamboo in Cuyusquihui
Just want so show this pictures,
saw this bamboos today visiting the ruins of Cuyusquihui,
very big and impressive.
Greetings
La Chepa
saw this bamboos today visiting the ruins of Cuyusquihui,
very big and impressive.
Greetings
La Chepa
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Jeff: Igor's Apprentice
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Re: Bamboo in Cuyusquihui
Great pictures.
I was just reading about Cuyuxquihui (koo-yoosh-KEE-wee), and the name has to do with a certain tree that has wood resembling an armadillo's (cuyu) shell.
Wonder what the site would be called if they named it today.
I was just reading about Cuyuxquihui (koo-yoosh-KEE-wee), and the name has to do with a certain tree that has wood resembling an armadillo's (cuyu) shell.
Wonder what the site would be called if they named it today.
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Re: Bamboo in Cuyusquihui
jeff your alive? I thought you were consumed by a supercharged slime mold.
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Jeff: Igor's Apprentice
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Re: Bamboo in Cuyusquihui
ocimum_nate wrote:jeff your alive? I thought you were consumed by a supercharged slime mold.
Thanks for your concern.Sad to say, I'm just not gardening as much as I used to.
And this property doesnt lend itself as much to boo planting as places I've owned in the past either. I've gotten over the heartbreak in that, but I'm still left with the sad reality.
I still lurk around and post the occassional useless fact about archeological sites, etc.