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By Hank Sobah · Posted
PSP won't have more updates? That's actually the first I've heard of this. Very disappointed as I've been looking for 2025! -
By Connie Collier · Posted
Everyone's photographs are so wonderful. My pages so far: -
By Lynda DiGregor · Posted
I used Carole's template and papers. Changed the colors with Adjust/Hue and saturation. The book pngs came from Freepik https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/book-png This is a very old high school still, in service. The Jimmy Hendrix quote is on a rock by the school -
By Lynda DiGregor · Posted
The yellow one is not a coneflower unless they come in small sizes. These are pretty small. The coneflowers that I had were pink and white. These were in the preserve. That is probably right. It seems Black-eyed Susans can have 6 petals as these do. Supposed to be less common. "It's a result of genetic variation and selective breeding within the Rudbeckia genus." according to Penn State -
By Linda Rexford · Posted
I believe they are Brown-eyed Susans or Black-eyed Susans. (Rudbeckia)
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