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We arrive Botanical garden at 3 pm. The weather seems nice---sunny and warm. Everything imply that it will be a good experience.

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A lizard was utilizing camouflage to blend into its rocky environment. Is that rocky lizard? Or fence lizard?

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Seems like I have seen this kind of tree inn my country, but I can't remember what is the name of it. Unfortunately, I didn't find the sign of it.

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Emmm...It seems like that giant trillium has gone.(Sob emoji)

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Extraordinary scenery of rose garden and coast under sunshine

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Extraordinary scenery of rose garden and coast under sunshine

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The blurry coast and colorful roses interweave to form a beautiful picture.

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Fat leaves make it looks fat and cute. According to the explaining plate, this swollen shape help a lot in storage the water to face the shortage of water.

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The name ​​"trifoliata"​​ derives directly from Latin and describes a key botanical feature:

Tri means three and foliata means Leaved or characterized by leaves. So the trifoliata means three leaves. Scientists assign names like trifoliata to highlight distinct traits.

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Gerstine Scott is the maker of this artifact for Oakland, Bay area. At first glance, I was astonished by how colorful this quilt is. This brilliant artifact reminds me the old forest and local Indian culture. Meanwhile, maybe this quilt is weaved by old ties which forming the unique shape of edge.

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"I embraced quilting as a way to tell the stories of my people." ---said by Ora Clay, the maker of this artifact with historical meaning.

On the quilt, two bold and clear words "pullman porter" was knitted in the left corner. With the picture of "sleeping car", "man of color" and "Oakland's Pullman Porters", this quilt record the history of "pullman porter", giving us a real and immersive historical lesson .

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“Nicholson possibly constructed it from surplus millitary uniforms belonging to her family members.”

Obviously, this quilt was embroidered with square which formed by stripes, displaying the beauty of symmetry. However, after looking carefully the surface of that quilt, the difference of colors can be noticed. That "differences" cause the quilt not perfectly symmetrical. From the explanation, I knew that is because the shortage of the raw material. I was shocked that this brilliant artifact was made in that kind of situation.

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asymmetrical partten and quilt sold to Eli Leon.

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asymmetrical partten and quilt sold to Eli Leon.

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Quits Made by: Elizabeth Munnc.

Elizabeth Munnc is the first person who see the aesthetic and cultural value of quilt and dedicate to collect it.