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I have never tasted it - it is also quiet expensive here,
but now there are lots of unknown fruits in my market
A crocodile's head and tail are openly displayed in the kitchen of a restaurant in Guangzhou, China.
My haul from a trip to the exotic woods store, which is actually called "Exotic Woods" ( www.exotic-woods.com/ )
I have no idea what many of these are like to work with, but this is how you find out.
I was strangely drawn, disturbingly even, to the "She Oak". But I think that transgendered trees could use our support and understanding...
Hey, that's not a moniker I applied... Fully clothed (well, fully for a male in subtropical weather) and fully professional with the University of Tampa as an attractive backdrop.
May 15, 2007. Mom is a lover of big cats. In-Sync Exotics is a large cat rescue in Wylie, Texas, north of Dallas. She went last time she visited several years ago. This time, the facility is much larger and has many more animals. They work completely off of donations. Check them out at www.insyncexotics.com/
I didn't catch the name of this exotic flower in the Palm House but it is a relative of the Pineapple and is a beautiful and welcome riot of colour as we are just welcoming spring here and everything is still drab brown.
May 15, 2007. Mom is a lover of big cats. In-Sync Exotics is a large cat rescue in Wylie, Texas, north of Dallas. She went last time she visited several years ago. This time, the facility is much larger and has many more animals. They work completely off of donations. Check them out at www.insyncexotics.com/
Just taking a casual stroll down the street, I stumbled upon this exotic church. At Leavitt and Haddon in the Ukrainian Village in Chicago. (But the church itself isn't Ukrainian.) (Geotagged.)