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It looks like a pile of sticks
But in fact is part of a walkway or footpath from when Dunedin was first settled over 160 years ago. Found when excavations were being do...
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These gates stood outside Grey Main Primary School, Greymouth, New Zealand. (My old primary school). They are a memorial to the... -
Kinkaku-ji , Kyoto, Japan. A Zen-Buddhist temple set in the middle of a small lake in ornamental gardens. Apart from the monks...
These trees don't grow at my place but they are great.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI must confess to not ever having seen a gum tree before but I have heard the expression, 'Up a gum tree' which I believe is a euphemism for somebody in deep trouble... A gum tree is more commonly known particularly in Australasia as a Eucalyptus tree.
I use oil of Eucalyptus to clear my head when I have a cold.
They are most interesting trees.
Good picture,
Best Wishes,
ABCW team.
That's a strange tree, never have seen one like that !
ReplyDeleteis there a kookaburra up there?
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Lovely photo of gum tree :) We have them here in Kerela,India,
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