I really do apologise for appearing once again - but really thought it might be of interest.
Did these last year, and mentioned it on the beeb - but, of course, couldn't show it.
These are leaves off our Norway Maple - copied directly on the printer (camera battery low, I'm afraid). I was amazed! - Tim
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Very beautiful. We did a scan of a Clematis last year in an attempt to have it identified, rather than trying to preserve the flowers and leaves long enough to get them to the experts. It has been a very colourful Autumn has it not.
Haven't you got a Flower Press Tim,they are certainly worth doing.Or have you enough to do in your line of work.
Thought you might like to see our Pear Tree in its best Autumn dress.
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Hi, Just a small posting to admire Tim's beautiful leaves - fabulous colours and form, and Eric's Tree in fine Autumn array. We have had our allotment eight months now and I look forward to next year, when hopefully I will be able to have something worthy of being shown here.
This gallery is such a good facility, and enriches this site no end. I feel as though I know the participants so much better, seeing their lovely allotments and gardens. Great to have something to aspire to, and draws people closer together. Keep these photos coming they are a joy to see. busy_lizzie :D :D
- that's reeeelly the cats' whiskers, Eric!!
Sorry mine was a poor photo. I've ordered a battery charger. Damned thing eats batteries.
Press BB? Nice idea. We have many that my aunt did 100 years ago. Fantastic. But I've just sold my 22X26 hot/cold press to pay for my retirement. And this way they take up less room in the album. - Tim
I second everything that busy-lizzie wrote. -Ina