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Tulip Festival in Mt. Vernon WA.
It was unfortunate the weather was cloudy...wanted to see sunshine bright colours. But it was still beautiful. : )
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Male Linnet on a barbed wire fence at Arbroath cliffs
Nancy had homework about Isambard Kingdom Brunel so we took a trip to SS Great Britain,Clifton Suspension Bridge and Box Tunnel and are in thr process of building our own boat (pictures to follow)
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letters and numbers, they fell out of my hands LOL.
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Another Seaton Tramway car arrives at Colyton from Seaton. Car 9 is a more recent vehicle completed in 2007, to a hybrid design, based on elements of the old Plymouth and Blackburn trams. it has low floor centres to enable easy access
The Tramway runs on part of the old Southern Railway Seaton Junction (Axminster) to Seaton branch line. The whole operation was moved lock, stock and trolley-poles from Eastbourne in 1970 see www.tram.co.uk/history for more details
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For some reason, this torn poster at Euston (Northern line, City branch, southbound) seems to have big blocks of each of the line colours. I'm vaguely curious about this.
These come in a range of flower colours (white, pink, peach, salmon) To me this species is the most attractive one in the genus.
Update: The illegal trade in these plants has reached staggering proportions pushing this species further and further into the danger zone. If you're living in Japan, China, South Korea, Thailand and you are offered large, mature plants of this species by your local nursery, please do not buy them. They are illegally collected with the help of local people and shipped out as "cultivated plant material" via the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa.
Just do the right thing....