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Sunday, December 16, 2007

Another Christmas Cactus Photo

With your mouse pointer, LEFT DOUBLE CLICK THIS PHOTO to see details of these blooms.

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Jon: Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States; Welcome to an online ramble in our small cottage garden located in Vicksburg, Mississippi. There are several hundred pictures on this blog so click on OLDER POSTS under the bottom of the last center picture of this page to see previous older posts and pictures on the other pages. Have a look around and feel free to click COMMENTS under the pictures if you wish to type a question or to leave a remark. Scroll or page far down to the bottom of this page to see my automatic slideshows of about 400 photos of this little garden. Feel free to copy, take, use or enjoy anything on my blog as nothing is copyrighted by me in this amateur blog I have deliberately put in the public domain. You may have the shirt off my back if you want or need it.

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Vicksburg National Military Park

Siege of Vicksburg in 1863

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Just 4 of hundreds of real Civil War cannons on display in Vicksburg

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Where in 1894 Coca-Cola Was Bottled For The First Time In All The World!

Some Of My Favorite Blogs And Sites..Just Left Click Once To Open

A Caribbean Garden (Nicole in Trinidad/Tobago)
A Picture is Worth a 1,000 Words (Diane in Meridian, Mississippi)
A Southern Garden (Phillip in Florence, Alabama)
Abenteuer Garten (Barbara in Switzerland)
Always Growing (Jan in Covington, Louisiana)
An Artist's Garden, Wales, UK
ArtofGardening.org (Jim in Buffalo, NY)
Bloomingwriter (Jodi in Nova Scotia, Canada)
Boca Joe's Tropical Photo Galleries
Botanical Latin Pronunciation Guide (Real Audio, Not Written)
Craig Fraiser's Wild Flowers Photo Galleries (Hot Springs, Arkansas)
Crescent Dragonwagon's Blog (CD in Vermont)
David Perry Photographer in W. Seattle, Washington
Deep Fried Kudzu (Ginger in Alabama)
Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog (Jean in north Louisiana)
Digital Flower Pictures.com
Dirt Therapy (Phillip in Florence, Alabama)
Faire Garden New Blog (Frances in Tennessee)
Felder Rushing's Website (Jackson, MS)
Florida Backyard (Stacy Tabb in central Florida)
Garden & Gun Magazine: Soul of the New South
Garden Design by Michelle in Marin Co.,California
Garden Rant (By A Team of 4 around USA)
Gardening Gone Wild (By Team of 5 Around U.S.)
Gardening While Intoxicated (Elizabeth,Buffalo,NY)
Good Abode--Photos of Memphis, TN, USA
Green Way Research Michael P. Garofalo
Heronswood Voice Blog by George Ball, owner of Burpee
Hill Country of Monroe County, Mississippi
I'd Rather Be in the Garden . (Lisa in Oxford, MS)
Jackson, Mississippi Daily Photo by Halcyon
Kate smudges in earth, paint and life (Canada)
Lawn Tea Gatherings (Rachel formerly of the Miss. Delta)
Marty Kittrell's New Vicksburg and Mississippi Photo Blog
May Dreams Gardens (Carol in Indiana)
Mississippi Writers Page (at Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss.)
My Back 40 (Feet) Chuck in San Francisco.
My Thai Village Life by V.F, an American in Thailand
My West Indian Garden (Vicki on St. Kitts)
Nancy Brister's Genealogical Site in New Orleans
Nancy Brister's New Orleans History Site
Nancy's News And Views (Nancy in Terry, Miss.)
New Dawn Gardens (Keith in south Louisiana)
New Orleans Daily Photo (Steve Buser in New Orleans)
Outside Clyde (Christopher in N.C.)
Paghat's Garden in Washington State
Philip's Garden Blog in San Francisco
Pistolette in New Orleans
Pontchartrain Pete in New Orleans
Robin's Nesting Place (Alabama Lady In Indiana)
Soliloquy by Nancy Bond in Nova Scotia, Canada
Soul Of The Garden by Tom Spencer in Texas
Southern Exposures Photography by Judy Howle in Columbus, Miss.
Southern Gardening Newspaper Columns (Norman Winter in Miss.)
Southern Lagniappe (Janie in Vicksburg)
The GardenWeb Forums - GardenWeb
The Giraffe Head Tree in Wheeler Lake, Alabama
The Spirit of Gardening by Mike Garofalo in California
The Transplantable Rose (Annie in Austin, Texas)
This Garden Is Illegal (Hanna in Cleveland, Ohio)
Water When Dry (Aiyana in Arizona)
WCB Shooter (A Photo Blog I Created of Colton, My 18 Month Old Nephew)
Zanthan Gardens in Austin, Texas

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A Quote from Henry Mitchell's, The Essential Earthman

"Gardening is a long road, with many detours and way stations, and here we all are at one point or another. It's not a question of superior or inferior taste, merely a question of which detour we are on at the moment. Getting there (as they say) is not important; the wandering about in the wilderness or in the olive groves or in the bayous is the whole point."

Favorite Gardening Books by Henry Mitchell

The Essential Earthman, One Man's Garden, Henry Mitchell On Gardening