My visit to Dobbies garden centre, York, was further enhanced by this gorgeous piece of artwork found on the back of the toilet door, it's of a beautiful and rare orchid.
Shocking handwriting, I read it as: Dani 7 Dan 17 Daivid could be a welsh variant of Daffydd.
But another question you have to ask yourself is why put a dash through the first number seven (which suggests foreign extraction) and not in the second, so if it isn't a number seven than what is it? I believe you are right. it does look like nu in katakana and the picture is missing the Jap's eye!
Eek! "Day of the Triffids"...
ReplyDelete...mind you, they were considerably bigger than 7 inches.
Jx
With a much thicker girth.
DeleteA Picasso in the making.
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Very avant-garde.
DeleteThe artist is Japanese, but I have nearly forgotten all my Kanji writing so I can't tell you what it says. :(
ReplyDeleteShocking handwriting, I read it as:
DeleteDani 7
Dan 17
Daivid could be a welsh variant of Daffydd.
But another question you have to ask yourself is why put a dash through the first number seven (which suggests foreign extraction) and not in the second, so if it isn't a number seven than what is it? I believe you are right. it does look like nu in katakana and the picture is missing the Jap's eye!
I wonder if it's an easy specimen to grow?
ReplyDeleteAnd can it be grown from seed.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to send Carole Baxter a line.
Give her the number of a good hairdresser while you're at it. Jx
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