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I used to have nearly flawless skin as a teenager. While everyone else was developing horrid white pussy mounds all over their face, it was rare for me to blemish. Then I hit 22 and it all went to hell. I have rosacea, sometimes getting really bumpy and narsty. This stuff from New Zealand seems to be the only thing that helps. A little.
I usually to a minor amount of editing on my skin to reduce redness and take out the most obviously splotches but today it's too awful. This moisturizer is made from Menuka honey and makes my face kinda sticky. That's why I only wear it at night. Otherwise, I might get bees on the face.
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Wildlife On The Go aka. Bugman posted a photo:
Female Blue Tailed Damselflies, an easy one to find, but they are so pretty I could not resist showing them off again :)
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I thought this was Marsh Marigold at first, but it is actually the rare Appalachian Avens, also known as Spreading Avens (Geum radiatum), confirmed by the plant taxonomist at Appalachian State University. This plant occurs only on the high ridges of a few mountaintops in Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina and is federally protected as an endangered species. The place I found it in is actually a planted site near the Cloudland Trail on Roan Mountain, but I've been told just down the trail to Roan High Bluffs there are some growing wild as well.
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