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| Ginkgo trees at the Charleston Library Society |
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| Ginkgo trees at Marion Square, Charleston, S.C. |
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| Ginkgo leaves, King St., Charleston, S.C. |
And yes, Virginia, there is a Ginko blog! Check out: The Ginkgo Pages where I found this gorgeous video.
28 December 2011
Charleston's Ginkgo Biloba party
And yes, Virginia, there is a Ginko blog! Check out: The Ginkgo Pages where I found this gorgeous video.
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11 comments:
we have one ginko here on main street that i admire each year but some years it smells a bit rank when i walk past it.
Libraries are the first places I go when I arrive in a new town. I think I'd like this one!
Catching up...too tired to blog while on our drive with our dog which is taking longer than planned! We're almost in Santa Fe...)
Ginkgo are one of my favorite trees, probably in the top 5. Thanks for sharing that link and video.
Beautiful and soothing. Makes me want a cup of tea.
Not sure how to pronounce Gingko Biloba.
Lovely! Especially like the first photo because I can make up all kinds of stories about what might be happening.
OK, so now I know what a Ginkgo tree looks like. What's a Bilboa? *running off to google it*
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Ginkgo biloba. Yes, a funny name. Nearly as funny as the names of most NPR announcers. Steve Inskeep. Michelle (pronounced MEE shel) Norris. Audie Cornish. Lakshmi Singh. Do they ever hire guys named Bob Jones?
brattcat - I have heard about the smell but I guess I've never been there at that unfortunate time.
Kate - Travel safely!
Les - I love that video. Wow.
Marcheline - and we can nibble on some ginkgo leaves....
Rick - sounds like a character from the Hobbit.
Cathy - It is a very old membership library society building.
Jack - Hahah! True!
It is a cool couplet of words, that are fun to say.
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