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In this garden every Halfbaker has their own special tree, and on the branches are tied little tags, each describing one of their ideas. Visitors to the garden wander about, reading tags here and there, and tying little bone or bun trinkets to the branches along side the tags to indicate their approval.
Annotations can be written on scraps of paper and wedged in the cracks or knotholes.
a reference to this, perhaps?
http://www.etsu.edu...arthly_Delights.jpg
[pertinax, Jan 29 2009]
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<waving broom>shoos herd of tiny, genetically modified cows and large crowd of itinerant bun and trinket vendors away from the shade under my tree</wb> |
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+ very cute image!!
btw- I would like a palm or willow tree, thanks. |
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the annotations would fall out of their knot-holes, and it would be very hard to read them in sequence. |
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I'd allow a few exceptions depending on the nature of the idea e.g. sculptures. These could be represented exactly rather than as trees. Anno's could be in the form of a plexi-glass covered stand infront of the sculpture along with the original idea. |
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A war memorial type wall could list the ideas that have been lost (or should be lost) and halfbakers past. |
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Awwww.... can I have a beech tree please? |
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Make mine an apple tree please. + |
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