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RE: What's an " Alterna Phase"?

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Posted by: StuTennyson at Thu Mar 24 09:44:27 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by StuTennyson ]  
   

So many different opinions! Sure is fun to ponder! I like Aaron's description or at least I tend to agree with his explanation. There are typical "blairs" phase with wide saddles and orange at one end of the spectrum then at the other end narrow bands with alternate spots or bands and little to no orange. Then there is everything in between! What fun!


   

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