Robert Steven is in the house

Poink88 wrote:I see...all day and all night "shooting" LOL

....No! As our guest, We will let Robert do the "shooting" at night...AS for me, I'll be just the "armed" guard.LOL


regards,
jun

Here in the Philippines, you need those guns in the hunting ground. joke. hehehehe

jong wrote:Here in the Philippines, you need those guns in the hunting ground. joke. hehehehe

Now I understand how tough the ranger's job is in the Pemphis hunting ground..

hehehehe.
Sir Robert that was just a joke.
Here's my photo when i went to hunting ground.

Jong... Philippine Rambooo....

Though, I prefer my Sniper Camera, Zenit..afcourse made in Rusia. Very creative, effective anti-shacking..but hardly can use nowadays in public....

jun wrote: ... ...Alexandra,
We don't need guns in these turbulent times...what we need is love... ...

Now you are talking, my dear friend!
Bonsai no kokoro!

Robert Steven wrote: ... ... Though, I prefer my Sniper Camera, Zenit..afcourse made in Rusia. Very creative, effective anti-shacking..but hardly can use nowadays in public.. ... ...

I have also one Zenit from the old days. But why, may I ask, cannot you use it in public?

my nellie wrote:

Robert Steven wrote: ... ... Though, I prefer my Sniper Camera, Zenit..afcourse made in Rusia. Very creative, effective anti-shacking..but hardly can use nowadays in public.. ... ...

I have also one Zenit from the old days. But why, may I ask, cannot you use it in public?

Can you imagine if on the parade on our Independence Day..I carry this camera and trying to focus on our Mr. President ? ..or bringing on to the plane ?

jong wrote:hehehehe.
Sir Robert that was just a joke.
Here's my photo when i went to hunting ground.

Jong!!!!

Carrying heavy weaponry while barefooted makes you an enemy of the state! If you know what I mean.hehehe! You remind me of the Nice People Around I saw in Quezon province during the 80's. I know your hunting ground, you need a tank in those areas.

regards,
jun

jun wrote:
Jong!!!!

Carrying heavy weaponry while barefooted makes you an enemy of the state! If you know what I mean.hehehe! You remind me of the Nice People Around I saw in Quezon province during the 80's. I know your hunting ground, you need a tank in those areas.

regards,
jun

Jun is correct, you might have problem to get US visa then...

i exactly know what you mean jun. hahahaha! But now, those guys were no more barefooted, they alreay wear combat shoes. and i was in the army camp that time.

wow
nice trip
nice exhibition
nice friendship
nice bonsaika army

it makes me dream
thanks

Robert Steven wrote:More pictures here...

This is the biggest Punica granatum bonsai I have ever seen and was claimed by Vic, the owner, but Jun told me he has a the biggest..hope he will show us here.

found this old photo...

The best Punica bonsai I have ever seen.. Wonderful, Jun...

RYUGA wrote:The best Punica bonsai I have ever seen.. Wonderful, Jun...

Thanks Ryuga!

...I'll settle for the biggest!...but if you think it's the best Punica, I am very happy for that . I am letting it grow wild now specially the lower branches to gain thickness. If someday I managed to get very thick branches, probably by then, I'll aim for owning the "best" Punica.

regards,
jun

I mean it. There are many punica bonsai in China, especially the small leaves like yours, but never such big with such bark texture.
Just amazing.

Thanks Ryuga.

BTW, I was supposed to own the other big punica posted above...but after I posted mine here in IBC some time ago, lot of guys look for that tree and by the time I returned to the nursery somebody bought the damn tree material. Didn't thought it was my friend Vic (the guy in the photo with Robert and I) who purchased the material... I told you guys lot of folks are lurking in this site. Now I am being more careful (or selfish hehehe). I'll show you why soon.

regards,
jun