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Fig Tree Cave is off the beaten path south of Exmouth in the Cape Range. Fig Tree Cave is one amoung hundreds of caves throughout the Cape Range.
Newly invested scouts, leaders, and award recipients cutting the celebration cake at the 1st Figtree Scouts group campfire at Mt Keira Scout Camp
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Location: Figtree Pocket, Queensland.
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The Hillville Fire had run all the way to Rainbow Flat then entered Khappinghat National Park. From there it spread east to Wallabi Point, north to Tallwoods Village and and west to Mt Talawahl. It also burned south to the boundary of the Serenity Resort which adjoins the National Park.
It also burned almost right up to the junction of Old Soldiers Road and Figtree Drive at Moor Creek, about 1 kilometre north of my property. Fortunately favourable winds and cleared land at this point allowed a number of RFS brigades to slow, then stop the fires progress just short of the Old Soldiers Road and Diamond Beach Road junction.
The smoke in this image is coming from dried out swamp land largely made up of peat moss. Peat moss fires can burn for some time after such fires but a local RFS volunteer who lives nearby kept a close eye on it after the brigades were called away.
Some residents have brought a piece of the Mediterranean right into the heart of Harringay. Seeing these figs growing always makes me feel like I'm on holiday.
On a lovely sunny morning, NRZ (National Railways of Zimbabwe) 424 (formerly numbered 404) "Isilwane/Lion" is seen on Friday August 11th 2006, with a 0800 mixed charter train from Figtree to Bulowayo in Zimbabwe.
NRZ (National Railways of Zimbabwe) 424 is a 15th Class 4-6-4+4-6-4 Garratt built in 1952 by Beyer, Peacock & Co for Rhodesian Railways.
Fortunately for us & despite the very dry conditions, the train ran without a diesel doing all the work, unlike the "Fake Steam" currently seen in the UK!
sleepover in the backyard, complete with tents, a trampoline, and guinea pigs, march 2001
largs bay, adelaide, south australia
Family Moraceae
Common name: Moreton Bay Fig
Large tree, epiphytic and strangling in early stages, trunks becoming massive with large buttresses; young stems glabrous.
In coastal rainforest of all types.
NSW Qld .
Interior shot of my Kindle cover from some Breakfast at Tiffany's fabrics. It's my own design, with a magnetic flap closure. Like it? I could make one just for you, in colors or fabrics you choose. Convo me or email me!
The Garden of Calixto and Melibea is a 2,500 square meter garden located in the old town of the city of Salamanca (Spain). It is named after the famous garden of the tragicomedy of Fernando de Rojas, the Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea (originally published in 1499).1 It is located on the slope of the old Salamanca wall at the foot of the Tormes River. Today it is a romantic park that can be visited due to the love story of the characters in love in the work of Fernando de Rojas: Calixto and Melibea. It was inaugurated on June 12, 1981.
Characteristics
The Garden is located in the historic center of the city. It is a well-kept garden that has various varieties of trees, shrubs and flowers. The so-called Vizier's garden is added to the garden. When the garden was opened in 1981, the city was twinned with Coimbra, as reflected in a commemorative plaque on the garden walls.
Vegetation.
The most striking species are a Phoenix canariensis, a Washingtonia filifera, a Cordyline terminalis, a parterre of agapanthus and a plumbago, offered to the Garden in 1991 by a Granada resident in Salamanca who felt fleetingly transported to a romantic Andalusian garden in the Garden, and wanted to complete the twinning by introducing ornamental species never seen in the city's public gardens.
Later, the Garden's collection has been enriched with other plants unusual in the city's gardens, such as St. John's Wort, agaves, holm oaks, medlars and even a beech.
Carols was a joy tonight - God provided some pretty speccy weather, the good citizens of Wollongong provided a great crowd - and the saints at Figtree served their hearts out. Top work to all - including those who manned the Lost Children recovery van..
More images from the roughly 500 I took to come ;-)
Made with a fresh cottons jelly roll (fig tree quilts for moda). We'll be teaching a class on this apron at Suppose this Summer.
I stood inside the tree and shot outward. We make a lot of things from the figs, such as fig butter, stewed figs and apples and dried figs. We get two harvests per year and get lots of figs each time. The deep purple figs are the ones that are ripe. The purple and green ones are half ripe.