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Annales de la Société royale d'agriculture et de botanique de Gand :.
Gand [etc.] :Société royale d'agriculture et de botanique,1845-1849..
Cryptogamic botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. Discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the years 1839-1843 under the command of Captain Sir James Clark Ross
London:Printed and published by Reeve Brothers1845
Canon EOS 5D / Leica R lightpainting with led light and 1 softbox, art director, photography and edit by author, lightpainting by Kimmo Nevalainen.
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Sunshine, scenery and solitude looking west along Botany Road (aka 'Donkey Track') above Mickleton. Ronaldkirk Moor on the right. And what a sky!
12.8.2006.
An u/d Class 91 in GNER livery speeds north in August 2006.
The train has just crossed the level crossing at Botany Bay and is approaching Sutton bridge.
*See comments below - it seems the loco might be 91102 'City of York - thanks gents*.
The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands :.
London :Printed for B. White,1771..
25/09/2020, night arrival to Botany Bay, N.S.W., Australia.
Stern tug 'SVITZER WARANG' IMO 9366689, assisting.
Photo by Martin, on the container ship 'Rio Bravo'.
I made these mandrake botany books for Harry (& Ron and Hermoine when they arrive-) . Meant to make the mandrake plants in their pots with the earmuffs but short of the supplies needed. So I concentrated on the little books, still making more.
The 1852 Cyclopedia of Botany states ; "A rough plant common in our gardens, with great leaves and beautiful blue flowers, it grows to two feet high ; the stalks are thick round fleshy and juicy and covered with a kind of hairiness so sturdy that it almost amounts to the nature of prickles , the leaves are oblong, broad, very rough and wrinkled, and they have the same sort of hairiness but less stiff than that of the stalk ; the largest grow from the root , but those on the stalks are nearly the same shape, the flowers are placed towards the tops of the branches ; they are divided into five parts of a most beautiful blue and have a black eye as it were in the middle,
Borage has the credit of being a great cordial ; but if it possess any such virtues, they are to be obtained only by a light cold infusion ; so that the way of throwing it into cold wine is better than all the the medicinal preparations, for in them it is nauseous".
Cryptogamic botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. Discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the years 1839-1843 under the command of Captain Sir James Clark Ross
London:Printed and published by Reeve Brothers1845
Botany Bay is a special place. The ghost trees on the beach provide a surreal and stark subject matter in juxtaposition to the sea. This was my fifth time photographing this incredible area and I was lucky to get some dramatic storm clouds at first light.
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