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Looking up towards the canopy from the base of a fig tree.

The fig trees were seen everywhere in Bornholm but is rather seldom in the rest of the country.

1st Figtree Cubs Bike Night

Alex enthused at another rainy afternoon inside

This photo was taken inside a hollow fig tree on the creek at home.

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 .

  

Alex receives his Photography Level 1 badge at the 1st Figtree Cub Scouts Badge Night

The smell of this fig tree was delish!

Cub scouts sand castle building competition on beach night

Vintage cars participating in the ANZAC Day march

Rebecca ready for the Myths and Legends Cuboree

Alex and Katie playing in the school grounds

Scenery during our flight at the Keirawarra District Cub Air Activities Day

On the drive from Atherton back to Cairns, came across a sign on the road that lead to an old curtain wall fig tree, in a tiny remnant of rainforest in the area

All day long the version of this that I posted (now down in the comments) was bugging me. I knew I hadn't gotten the edit right, but I wanted to post and SP to introduce Charlie's fabulous guest blog post (go read it already!). I short cutted -- threw a TTV texture on the image to help close it in and went to work.... where I looked at it a few times (I had zero focus today) and tried to convince myself that it came together. Someone who knows me better than anyone else pointed out the obvious, or I should say, had the courage to call me on my bullshit (thankyouverymuch). So now you get the re-edit. I'm normally not a fan of intense, heavy handed vignetting of the faux variety, but this image needs to be contained for the visual effect to work. Hence the instinct to pretend it was shot TTV. But the texture was too phony. I'll break my own rule on the vignetting here because it serves a purpose -- I'm not merely trying to make the photo seem important and dramatic.

  

WithinaClick is very excited to have the one & only crustydolphin guest blogging today.

 

Inspired by her revealing article on self-portraiture, I decided it was time to put myself in the photo again.

 

Go -- read and let us know what you think in the comments: withinaclick.com/2010/03/an-exploration-of-something-othe...

Newly invested scouts, leaders, and award recipients cutting the celebration cake at the 1st Figtree Scouts group campfire at Mt Keira Scout Camp

Alex collecting wet sand for the Cub scouts sand castle building competition

When I planned my Zimfest 2001 tour there were two working 20th Class Garratts available, I asked if we could use both of them on a double headed mixed train from Bulawayo to Plumtree, they would then split and return to Bulawayo as a passenger and a goods train at time interval. The railway management agreed, and chose to run a test train to Plumtree with both locomotives a short time before the festival.

 

This was the last time a revenue freight worked with a 20th Class, considering that the Zimfest 2001 train was a charter and was the last time the 20th Class Garratts worked in Zimbabwe.

 

Not surprisingly, I chase that train by car.

Cub Scouts and family on Alex's Grey Wolf walk

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photo from McCall's Quick Quilts Aug/Sept 2010 Issue

Fig Tree Bay is a sandy beach in the resort of Protaras, Cyprus. The sandy beach stretches for 500m and the waters are clean enough for the beach to have been awarded blue flag designation. The beach, which runs the length of its own cove, takes its name from the fig trees located close to the coast.

White Knights and Figtree after the soccer match

Figtree and Dapto joint preparation camp for the 2020 Cuboree

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 .

  

The new facility, scheduled to open in summer 2012, is designed to be a quiet space that reflects our dedication to health and well-being, and its unique healing environment design — influenced by the 126-year-old Moreton Bay Fig Tree — will subtly suggest the restorative properties of nature.

Joeys performing at the 1st Figtree Scouts group campfire at Mt Keira Scout Camp

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary - 708 Jesmond Rd, Figtree Pocket - Brisbane

Alex and Rebecca with their gliders at the Keirawarra District Cub Air Activities Day

White Knights playing soccer against Figtree

Aerodrome walk at Camden Airport during the Keirawarra District Cub Air Activities Day

Dr Caitlin Raschke is one of the de-facto leaders of the group 'Save Our Figs'. She is a practicing GP in Medowie.

 

To paraphrase what she said as I walked past, "If you know anything about 'arbory', then you'll know if the canopy looks good you don't even have to look at the roots."

 

To read more opinions on Dr Raschke's take on this saga:

 

www.treeworld.info/f6/clearing-arborist-dennis-marsdens-n...

 

I hope she never needs the help of police one day and has one of these "fucking cunts" show up to help. Next time, maybe just do as you're told. I realise that won't get you your money shot, but hey. Who Gives a Fig, right? We all got a good laugh out of it anyway.

 

Edit 9/9/2012 - And the Newcastle local government election results are in!! Congratulation to the Doc!! 29 votes! That's not 29%, either. She got 29 votes. Total.

 

www.austelect.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/ncc-w1-e.pdf

 

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sleepover in the backyard, complete with tents, a trampoline, and guinea pigs, march 2001

 

largs bay, adelaide, south australia

Alex receives his Photography Level 1 badge at the 1st Figtree Cub Scouts Badge Night

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