Carbon sequestration by desert landscapes

By on 2010 08 19 at 8:09:31 pm

…is what this post was supposed to be about, except that I wrote it in a browser window without a backup copy, because I am an idiot, and ExpressionEngine failed to save it properly. I need to reconstruct the entire post, which took a couple hours, and though I have to do that in the next day or so for other reasons I am unwilling to do so tonight and now I hate everything.

So here’s a picture of a bunny.

Thistle

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11 comments on "Carbon sequestration by desert landscapes"
  1. sk's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com
  2. Bill's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    Been there, done that!  The photo of the bunny is a scream considering the circumstances.

    Good luck with the rewrite.

    Bill:www.wildramblings.com

  3. Carrie Kelley's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    I love Thistle.  I want him.

  4. Jym's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    =v= Uh-oh. Hide the kittens!

  5. Caroline at Coastcard's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    Great bunny!

    So sorry about the techno hassles…

  6. Sven DiMilo's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    is…


    is it purple?

  7. spyder's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    You are tripping Sven, it is clearly green…

  8. The Roaming Naturalist's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    AHAHA!! Sorry to hear about the mishap, but well played. I actually laughed out loud.

    If only all bad situations could be remedied this way.


    All Nature, All the Time.
    http://theroamingnaturalist.wordpress.com

  9. Jim Stanger's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    If you see the wooden slat as a 6 ft. tall fence this becomes a much wilder viewing experience.

  10. Maska's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    Actually, that’s the new genetically engineered Mexican bunny. Fence? What fence? ^..^

  11. Helen's Gravatar, get your own at gravatar.com

    Glad to see the bunny looking so healthy and fit after his terrible illness (assuming the photo is taken after that, of course.)

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