What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Hari OM BOL... well your Medliness, the sticky stuff oozing out is what is good for sunburn and stuffs. However, the leaves are big and strong and have 'claws' on them and they do a lot of damage if your leg decides to go off path and tangle with them!!! Give and take in nature... Yxx
Hari OM heheh, well old Will predates CB by a couple of centuries so I guess he gets the credit... actually, I recall from the dim and distant past that Jane Eyre is rather famous for its many references to earlier literature - mainly the Bible, but also things like Pilgrim's Progress... she and Rochester connect through their love of writings such as those. It's been yonks since I read it, but it wouldn't surprise me if indeed she didn't also make reference to the works of the Bard... Yxx
Crikey ...... who thinks to take pictures of aloe plants?? Not my Mum ..... that's for sure. Very interesting photo indeed. She loves aloe plants. We have two big ones and use it for lots of things.
Is that a cactus that has been cut? Very interesting photo
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Hari OM
DeleteIt's an aloe (you may know it as agave). They lined the paths at the ashram and needed to be trimmed to protect legs! Yxx
Oh wow, I would never has guessed that was Aloe….I thought it was good for the skin not bad for your legs?
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Princess Leah xxx
Hari OM
DeleteBOL... well your Medliness, the sticky stuff oozing out is what is good for sunburn and stuffs. However, the leaves are big and strong and have 'claws' on them and they do a lot of damage if your leg decides to go off path and tangle with them!!! Give and take in nature... Yxx
A fascinating photo indeed.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo - we use our little aloe plant for a lot of things.
ReplyDeleteinteresting photo!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't Jane Eyre say something similar or did she just nick it off Billy?
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Deleteheheh, well old Will predates CB by a couple of centuries so I guess he gets the credit... actually, I recall from the dim and distant past that Jane Eyre is rather famous for its many references to earlier literature - mainly the Bible, but also things like Pilgrim's Progress... she and Rochester connect through their love of writings such as those. It's been yonks since I read it, but it wouldn't surprise me if indeed she didn't also make reference to the works of the Bard... Yxx
ps - how's that throat???
Hello, love the quote. Aloe can be very useful. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt is an interesting plant!
ReplyDeleteCrikey ...... who thinks to take pictures of aloe plants?? Not my Mum ..... that's for sure. Very interesting photo indeed. She loves aloe plants. We have two big ones and use it for lots of things.
ReplyDeleteQuotes from the Bard! Namaste janice
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