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Don't know what kind of plant - but it grew on a rocky outcrop overlooking rock lake. My gut feeling is that it might have been ginsing or something. 
posted by Jennith at 7:12 PM
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Don't know what kind of plant - but it grew on a rocky outcrop overlooking rock lake. My gut feeling is that it might have been ginsing or something.
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- Name: Jennith
- Location: Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada
I like alternative music, sci-fi/fantasy, puddle jumping in the pouring rain, the smell of decaying aspen leaves, stormy windy days, spruce bogs, doing cartwheels in the dark, dragonfly watching, fitzchivalry farseer, macintosh apples, climbing, hiking, swimming, guitar, canoe tripping, reciting the periodic tables, watercolour painting, identifying plants, ecology, wildlife, singing, maps, photography, poetry, reading, art, and the colour green
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