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2010 Holiday Greetings from the Stone Family


2010-12-20 - Photo by Melissa Stone. Columbia, KY
Jimmy and Phyllis Stone" Melissa Stone and Kris Knight' Lenny, Karla, Cory, Katie, and Wes Stone; and Scott, LeAnna, Hayden, and Addie Bennett.
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2010 Holiday Greetings from John E. Moss


2010-12-20 - Photo by John E. Moss (c) John E. Moss. Self portrait
Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year, from a Paparozzi brother in Jamestown, Russell County, KY.

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Frost Flower: Angel Wings? or Human Ear Flowers?


2010-12-19 - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Amandaville, Cumberland Co., KY
A new category? "Double Angel Wing Frost Flower with a fabulous, flowing fold," writes Billy Joe Fudge. "This type so much resembles a human ear we Frost Flower enthusiasts may decide to create a new category."


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Frost Flowers: A most perfect clamshell


2010-12-19 - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Amandaville, Cumberland Co., KY
Close to Perfect: "A Clam Shell Frost Flower showing off it's Saturn Rings formation," writes Billy Joe Fudge.


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Frost Flower: Thick, taffy-like ribbon sculpture


2010-12-19 - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Amandaville, Cumberland Co., KY
Billy Joe Fudge writes"Thick curls and folds of a Ribbon Frost Flower glisten in the morning sun."


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Frost Flower: Intricate Rambling Ribbon flower


2010-12-19 - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Amandaville, Cumberland Co., KY
Rambling Ribbon: "Although the flower is not quite in focus the Bluebird Sky backdrop helps to highlight the intricacies of this running, rambling Ribbon Frost Flower," the photographer, Billy Joe Fudge, notes.


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Frost Flowers: Always take a closer look


2010-12-19 - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Amandaville, KY
From a distance, one might think it's just white paper: "A patch of Frost Flowers just waiting to be viewed up close and personal," writes BJ Fudge, and points out that quite often it's perspective which makes all the differences.


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