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@Copperdove I really don't have words for you. your gifs are really satisfying and calming, they loop so flawlessly that I can sit for hours watching them 🙂 every thing about them is just perfect keep up the good work 😎

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can almost smell the forest .....wish i was there.

You can go there.

is it in europe? (-crossesfingers - close to vienna i hope!)

i don´t know why but the mixture of grass/leaves/nature with water and earth makes me go meow!

I just like the water.

a little gift from Poseidon 😄

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Thank you. That's very kind from you.

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@CopperDove can you also make cakes like these?

Yes. 🙂 It's been a long time since I've made anything like that, admittedly, but years ago I did a lot of baking. I also used to read food science articles and books and that helped me to understand how to get the best results, and how to spot recipes that had errors in them.

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@CopperDove can you also make cakes like these?

Yes. 🙂 It's been a long time since I've made anything like that, admittedly, but years ago I did a lot of baking. I also used to read food science articles and books and that helped me to understand how to get the best results, and how to spot recipes that had errors in them.

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Interesting about spotting errors on recipes! I like that!

I can imagine the pressure your friends and family suffer when they cook for you 😛

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@CopperDove can you also make cakes like these?

Yes. 🙂 It's been a long time since I've made anything like that, admittedly, but years ago I did a lot of baking. I also used to read food science articles and books and that helped me to understand how to get the best results, and how to spot recipes that had errors in them.

Interesting about spotting errors on recipes! I like that!

I can imagine the pressure your friends and family suffer when they cook for you 😛

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Thanks! I'm out of practice, but I recently helped my mom figure out what went wrong with something that she cooked, so that was good -- I haven't lost it (yet).

lol for my friends and family members suffering! Thankfully I don't hold people to the same standards with cooking that I have for myself or a restaurant. Not that I won't notice, I just won't be like Gordon Ramsey.

My father is phenomenal with cooking - way beyond what I can do - and he suffers. He was a smoker off and on in his life, and one benefit he found when he was smoking was that it made bad food prepared by others seem less bad (thanks to the reduction in ability to taste). lol

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@CopperDove 🙂

Thank you again! That is so amazing I'm kind of beside myself thinking about the skill that was needed to create that level of detail. I wish something was known about who created them and how they did it.

imagine it ....i am always amazed at these old things .. also architecture; paintings; drawings etc etc ....all of it done without the high tech precision of today. just flooring really..

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I am too, and it makes me wonder if the intelligence level of some people in the past was much higher than what we consider intelligent today.

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@CopperDove 🙂

Thank you again! That is so amazing I'm kind of beside myself thinking about the skill that was needed to create that level of detail. I wish something was known about who created them and how they did it.

imagine it ....i am always amazed at these old things .. also architecture; paintings; drawings etc etc ....all of it done without the high tech precision of today. just flooring really..

I am too, and it makes me wonder if the intelligence level of some people in the past was much higher than what we consider intelligent today.

i have no idea ....it is an interesting aspect; i see it as a constant evolution ...but where we stand today in arts for example makes me scratch my head and yearn for yesteryears ... ..we need a new renaissance

just started a book about the history of colours ....and here too i'm in awe over the sophistacation ....we take so much for granted it seems.

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Yes, a new renaissance! I have the same reaction to art now vs art created it the past. Sometimes it can really disturb me to see the difference, making me wonder what was lost and why.

What's the title of the book on the history of colour? I want to read it.

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http://www.boredpanda.com/miniature-boxwood-carvings-16th-century/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook

@CopperDove 🙂

Thank you again! That is so amazing I'm kind of beside myself thinking about the skill that was needed to create that level of detail. I wish something was known about who created them and how they did it.

imagine it ....i am always amazed at these old things .. also architecture; paintings; drawings etc etc ....all of it done without the high tech precision of today. just flooring really..

I am too, and it makes me wonder if the intelligence level of some people in the past was much higher than what we consider intelligent today.

i have no idea ....it is an interesting aspect; i see it as a constant evolution ...but where we stand today in arts for example makes me scratch my head and yearn for yesteryears ... ..we need a new renaissance

just started a book about the history of colours ....and here too i'm in awe over the sophistacation ....we take so much for granted it seems.

Yes, a new renaissance! I have the same reaction to art now vs art created it the past. Sometimes it can really disturb me to see the difference, making me wonder what was lost and why.

What's the title of the book on the history of colour? I want to read it.

it's by victoria finlay; color: a natural history of the palette .....been veryyyy interesting 🙂

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0812971426/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483650596&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=victoria+finlay+color&dpPl=1&dpID=51IBx5ZGXFL&ref=plSrch

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Thanks for this! 🙂