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Started by Alans Granny at 05-19-2005 5:27 PM. Topic has 2 replies.
Hunting Texas Wildflowers - New Book!

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  05-19-2005, 5:27 PM
Alans Granny is not online. Last active: 5/20/2005 1:14:56 AM Alans Granny

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Smile [:)]Newbie needs info
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Big Smile [:D]Hi, my name is Alans Granny.  I just stumbled on the site and it is awesome!  I was so excited to find others who enjoy wild flowers and taking pics!

One question, I had years ago when growing up, (now am as old as dirt)a small set of pictures of wild flowers that could be colored in the way you wanted them.  I am now looking for pictures of wild flowers that I and my granson can color according to the pictures we have taken.  So far all I have found on the net is ones that are dark and not able to be colored with pastels, map pencils, or crayons.  Does anyone know where we might find copies of such, or by a coloring book of them?  You would make both me and my grandson (6)very happy if you have any info! 

Thanks so much, and will be posting on the forum soon,thanks for the wonderful site and information......

Alans Granny


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  05-19-2005, 5:39 PM
RichO is not online. Last active: 4/22/2008 6:28:33 PM RichO

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Re: Newbie needs info
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Here is a link that might be useful for you.

http://www.nps.gov/plants/color/txhill/index.htm

I have some I did for my book. Is there a particular flower or scene you are looking to color?

 

 


RichO
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  05-22-2005, 11:45 AM
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Dover Publications make some wonderful coloring books
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I don't know if they have wildflowers but it would be worth a look.  Here is the link to their coloring books: http://store.doverpublications.com/by-subject-coloring-books.html  We found them at Texas Art supply and SW Teachers Supply in the Houston area when my kids were growing up (many, many moons ago) and the kids really enjoyed them.  Also as Rich said he was thoughtful enough to put some wildflower coloring pages in the back of his new book available at the Store on this site.

Happy coloring Smile [:)]

Murry


Flowers will brighten your day whether mild or wild, Murry!
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