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shameless double post on vine id

14 years ago

the boundaries don't appear to be very defined on which thread i should have posted it in.(admitted noob)

I put it in the gallery because i have pics.

. . . and i do apologize for the shameless double posting, i'm not sure where it should have been so i decided to link both. please advise if this is frowned on.

Here is a link that might be useful: the origional post

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eloise_ca
14 years ago
No need to apologize. Your vine is a hoya.
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