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Jack gone to bed by noon

11 August 2016 by David

Jack gone to bed by noon

Seed-head of a Jack go to bed at noon plant growing in the Barly Field. The plant gets its name because when it is in the flower stage, it only opens for the morning.

Jack gone to bed by noon

Categories David
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