Notes on life, art, photography and technology, by a Danish dropout bohemian. When you drink the water, remember the river.
Why yes it is!
It's cool. Also makes me think of one that I was introduced to, just a couple of years ago, that I think is absolutely fascinating in it's design: meet the 'Broccoli Romanesco.' :-)
It´s very astonishing how things are arranged in nature.
I had the second beauty for lunch the day before yesterday. Delicious! Like Broccoli mixed with cauliflower. :-)
Joe said..."I had the second beauty for lunch the day before yesterday. Delicious! Like Broccoli mixed with cauliflower. :-)"Yeah...I've had it, before, myself...a couple of years ago. I didn't want to cook it, it was so fascinating! lol! Took several pics of it as well. It was a "bear" to find the name. Google didn't "like" it when I tried to describe it as a combination of broccoli and cauliflower.Nice blog, BTW. :-)
And of course both plants show two sets of fibonacci spirals, 3+5 for the first, 8+13 for the Romanesco!
I had no idea!
Why yes it is!
ReplyDeleteIt's cool. Also makes me think of one that I was introduced to, just a couple of years ago, that I think is absolutely fascinating in it's design: meet the 'Broccoli Romanesco.' :-)
ReplyDeleteIt´s very astonishing how things are arranged in nature.
ReplyDeleteI had the second beauty for lunch the day before yesterday. Delicious! Like Broccoli mixed with cauliflower.
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Joe said...
ReplyDelete"I had the second beauty for lunch the day before yesterday. Delicious! Like Broccoli mixed with cauliflower.
:-)"
Yeah...I've had it, before, myself...a couple of years ago. I didn't want to cook it, it was so fascinating! lol! Took several pics of it as well.
It was a "bear" to find the name. Google didn't "like" it when I tried to describe it as a combination of broccoli and cauliflower.
Nice blog, BTW. :-)
And of course both plants show two sets of fibonacci spirals, 3+5 for the first, 8+13 for the Romanesco!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea!
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