Godfrey
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comments always appreciated, thanks for looking.
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thanks for looking.Nice photo. Is there supposed to be an airplane in the photo somewhere? I'm not seeing it... =/
Ah... I still don't get it. What's a plane tree? Is that a kind of tree? Never heard of it. :banghead:thanks for looking.
lol ... no, the title is symbolic. planes of focus, plane trees ... a photographic pun. ;-)
Not that kinda plane...the photo shows wood before ya plane it....I think that's what he meant....Ah... I still don't get it. What's a plane tree? Is that a kind of tree? Never heard of it. :banghead:
http://www.aranya.co.uk/planes/text/botany.htmlAh... I still don't get it. What's a plane tree? Is that a kind of tree? Never heard of it.
On this side of the pond we call them Sycamores.Ah... I still don't get it. What's a plane tree? Is that a kind of tree? Never heard of it. :banghead:
heya roger,On this side of the pond we call them Sycamores.
What do you call what we call scyamores?On this side of the pond we call them Sycamores.
Not weak at all, Godfrey. It was a good one; multiple layers made it so.heya roger,
Yup, plane trees are sycamores. As I said, it was a weak photo pun. ;-)
Oh dear! Do you differentiate between Plane and Sycamore there? We would, too, but only if the discussion was at the species level. Otherwise, the common family and genus would make them either Plane or Sycamore, your choice.What do you call what we call scyamores?
Yes; scyamores are large stately trees, but also weeds; planes are typically grown in towns -- and sometimes sort of pollarded -- they are resistant to atmospheric pollution.Oh dear! Do you differentiate between Plane and Sycamore there?