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• Blazing stars and parsnips can be found in the parking areas.
• But the magic has other plans for Kara, the Blazing Star.
• The Blazing Star is a universal symbol, and is found in most masonic rituals.
• The wind rustles grasses with names like little blue stem, prairie smoke, prairie blazing star.
• In the fall, they visit goldenrods, blazing stars ( liatris ), iron weed and tickseed flowers.
• Also found are prairie cordgrass, purple coneflower, gray-headed coneflower, blazing star, royal catchfly, ox-eye and bee-balm.
• Under cultivation it is found under many names including button snakewort, Kansas gay feather, blazing star, Liatris callilepis.
• In 2010, NANPS celebrated its 25th anniversary by publishing a special edition of " The Blazing Star ".
• Some plants commonly used are lupine, big bluestem ( turkey foot ), blazing star, switchgrass, and prairie clover.
• The Lesbian Group of CWLU took on this newspaper s title and was also known as Blazing Star.
• To distinguish the new order from other masonic bodies, the name " Order of the Blazing Star " was taken.
• Those who yearn for a meadow will find a multiseason one with purple coneflowers, blazing stars, black-eyed Susans and asters.
• The intense ultraviolet radiation from the blazing stars heats the gas surrounding the cluster and creates a bubble in NGC 6357.
• T Coronae Borealis, also known as the Blaze Star, is another unusual type of variable star known as a recurrent nova.
• For more details, call ( 800 ) 846-3483 or write to Central Pacific Dive Expeditions, 29 Blazing Star, Irvine, Calif . 92714.
• These hills support remnants of Missouri's native prairie, including Indian grass, big bluestem, blazing star, compass plant, yucca, beard-tongue, and skeleton plant.
• Equally as popular with these nectar-seeking busybodies is blazing star ( Liatris spicata ), a flower that looks like a purple bottle brush.
• The Blazing Star Ferry, which crossed the Arthur Kill to Woodbridge Township, New Jersey, was established in the years before the American Revolution.
• Smallwood and Sullivan joined forces near Richmond, a village in the center of the island, and made their way to the Old Blazing Star.
• It is a wind-whipped, dust-caked existence, lived largely outdoors or in tents of goat hair and plastic tarpaulin, under baking sun and blazing stars.