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>"This is were I keep some of the best bottles I've ever made! And I like to collect other things in them, too! It's kind of a hobby. Take a look around!" Bottlecap spoke as she went around lighting some of the lanterns in the room to chase away the thick darkness."
Looking around, Anon was treated to the most gorgeous works of glass, or art, he had ever seen; all in the form of bottles or jars. Inside many of the bottles were various curious odds and ends; a bottle full of fancy buttons, one containing interesting feathers, yet another with little crystalline pebbles, and so forth. He stopped at one bottle shaped like a tree, its branches and leaves, small, delicate, and finely detailed. "Bottlecap, these are amazing! How do you even make these? It looks almost impossible."
>The comment caused Bottlecap's pride to soar. "Thanks, Anon! For these bottles I use a lot of special techniques and materials that I wouldn't use on the ones I sell. Each one of these can take months to make!"
The viewing went on with Anon admiring the bottles and Bottlecap describing the inspiration she had for many of them. Finally, Bottlecap decided it was time to show Anon more.
>"Hey I got two other rooms. One with my terrarium bottles and the other with my very best work. Come on!" She led the way through a rickety old door, around a corner, up some steps and through yet another rickety door into a long, brightly lit room with windows on either side and many wooden racks going down the center.
Upon these racks, Anon saw dozens of little terrariums, each a fancy bottle of curiously intricate workmanship. Many were clearly inspired by scenes from nature. This one looked like a pine tree, that one looked like a bear, and so on. Inside each were well manicured little forests of plants.
>"I'm really proud of some of these. I thought about selling terrariums too, but I had started to yet."
Anon marveled at how some of the plants inside actually looked like little miniature versions of the trees he had seen around Ponyville. There were even some that seemed to have miniture rose bushes, and other such tiny versions of larger plants he'd seen. "You know, these kinda remind me of bonsai trees. It's a hobby back on earth where you keep a normal tree, but you keep it small. Only these look like they're actually miniaturized."
>Bottlecap's eyes widened for a moment at the comment, but recovering she asked, "Yeah? So, did you ever make one of those Bon-za trees? I wonder if they do it the same as me."
"Never did have one, but I doubt it's the same as these? Are there miniture little forests in Everfree, or something? Where did you find tiny little trees like this?"
>Bottlecap responded with a cloaked smile. "It's a secret! If I told you, soon everypony would be doing it!"
"Oh. I get it, I guess. Anyway, it's amazing!"
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>"This is were I keep some of the best bottles I've ever made! And I like to collect other things in them, too! It's kind of a hobby. Take a look around!" Bottlecap spoke as she went around lighting some of the lanterns in the room to chase away the thick darkness."
Looking around, Anon was treated to the most gorgeous works of glass, or art, he had ever seen; all in the form of bottles or jars. Inside many of the bottles were various curious odds and ends; a bottle full of fancy buttons, one containing interesting feathers, yet another with little crystalline pebbles, and so forth. He stopped at one bottle shaped like a tree, its branches and leaves, small, delicate, and finely detailed. "Bottlecap, these are amazing! How do you even make these? It looks almost impossible."
>The comment caused Bottlecap's pride to soar. "Thanks, Anon! For these bottles I use a lot of special techniques and materials that I wouldn't use on the ones I sell. Each one of these can take months to make!"
The viewing went on with Anon admiring the bottles and Bottlecap describing the inspiration she had for many of them. Finally, Bottlecap decided it was time to show Anon more.
>"Hey I got two other rooms. One with my terrarium bottles and the other with my very best work. Come on!" She led the way through a rickety old door, around a corner, up some steps and through yet another rickety door into a long, brightly lit room with windows on either side and many wooden racks going down the center.
Upon these racks, Anon saw dozens of little terrariums, each a fancy bottle of curiously intricate workmanship. Many were clearly inspired by scenes from nature. This one looked like a pine tree, that one looked like a bear, and so on. Inside each were well manicured little forests of plants.
>"I'm really proud of some of these. I thought about selling terrariums too, but I had started to yet."
Anon marveled at how some of the plants inside actually looked like little miniature versions of the trees he had seen around Ponyville. There were even some that seemed to have miniture rose bushes, and other such tiny versions of larger plants he'd seen. "You know, these kinda remind me of bonsai trees. It's a hobby back on earth where you keep a normal tree, but you keep it small. Only these look like they're actually miniaturized."
>Bottlecap's eyes widened for a moment at the comment, but recovering she asked, "Yeah? So, did you ever make one of those Bon-za trees? I wonder if they do it the same as me."
"Never did have one, but I doubt it's the same as these? Are there miniture little forests in Everfree, or something? Where did you find tiny little trees like this?"
>Bottlecap responded with a cloaked smile. "It's a secret! If I told you, soon everypony would be doing it!"
"Oh. I get it, I guess. Anyway, it's amazing!"
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