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By: Len Webster
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Len Webster {Karma:25714}
Project	#2 The Creative Flower	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 5200
Categories	Travel From The Field Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	The Face of Thailand Flowers & Fings...	Lens	Nikon Coolpix 5200
Uploaded	5/4/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - Chiang Mai Province State - DOI ANGKHANG Country - Thailand
About	Poppies grow legally side by side with more 'reputable' flowers, a salutary reminder that it's mankind that abuses nature. The poppies are part of the Royal Thai Project at Doi Angkhang in Chiang Mai Province.

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Len Webster {K:25714} 8/3/2005

Hi, Reza -

As you say, so 'invasive' they get everywhere, even in a British garden - see the first of these two links:

http://www.usefilm.com/image/879459.html

They're attractive things, though:

http://www.usefilm.com/images/785508.html

Reza Fakhrai {K:3014} 5/8/2005

I couldn't agree with your point any more, Len. It amazes me when there is so much provision for invasive species to move in and take over natural flora. Good capture.

ken krishnan {K:19102} 5/4/2005

Len,

Popies - never seen one until today. Heard a lot about them alright.

Interesting.

regars,
ken.

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