Antique rose from the emporium's by akhila

Brenham - United States, Texas Location:a-ntique rose emporium, Independen-ce Texas

Uploaded: May, 09 2006 | Taken: Mar, 26 2006| Viewed: 10 times  | 9 votes

horourke - Apr, 06 2006 01:04pm The sky tells us something of the location/climate. Te semi back lighting brings out details of the old fashioned rose that would be lost by front sunlight, I love it. Seems a good place to visit! rangutan - Apr, 07 2006 01:04am Hugh, I like roses too but they're too common. Here, front-side light would bring up details & important colour far better. The lonley leaf above, cars, masts, uneven sky are disturbing.. ** horourke - Apr, 07 2006 02:04am Hi Rudi Your name crossed my mind as i wrote the other comment and i felt you might disagree. Diversity of culture and opinion makes this site great!!!!! rangutan - Apr, 07 2006 03:04am ... I did disagree. I am a plant & rose lover too but would like to see much more of EXOTIC plants uploaded into correct destinations. The rose is lovely but just not very Texan! Cactuses? terje - Apr, 07 2006 07:04am The text gives the additional info needed. joe_schmidt - Apr, 07 2006 10:04am Some more background text would be fine to understand why this is special. eirekay - Apr, 07 2006 05:04pm The Yellow Rose of Texas is quite famous ~ there is even a song about it! terje - Apr, 07 2006 09:04pm "You may talk about your Clementine, and sing of Rosalee, But the yellow rose of Texas is the only girl for me. " terje - Apr, 07 2006 09:04pm "There is still debate whether Harison’s Yellow refers to the rose of folklore. We do know, however, The Yellow Rose of Texas of song, re-popularized during the 1950’s by Mitch Miller, actually refers terje - Apr, 07 2006 09:04pm to a person, not a rose. Specifically, the lyrics refer to Emily West Morgan, somewhat forgotten in history for her heroism during the Texas war of independence from Mexico. terje - Apr, 07 2006 09:04pm Read more: http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/rose_gardening/5002