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1st Figtree Joey scouts donating food to the Denny Foundation iand disadvantaged people in Wollongong
The Radical Newcastle Book was launched during the Newcastle Writers Festival held at the Newcastle Town Hall on the 22 March 2015.
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Wide pinhole shot of a fisherman's jetty, figtree creek. Look closely: is that a Holga I see before me?
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It's been over 30 years since acreage blocks in the Kemp's Wood subdivision came on the market.
The corner block on the right was finally cleared on the 24th & 29-30th May 2024, presumably in readiness for the construction of a house on the block in the near future.
The 'Kemps Wood' Subdivision, of which this block was part, was named after Kemp Trotter, a former owner of a farm that stretched east one kilometre to Diamond Beach.
Since that subdivision a further rural acreage subdivision in Vincents Close has occurred.
In mid 2023 the final parcel of the former Trotter farm land, located between Diamond Beach and Diamond Beach Road, is now being developed into house blocks by the Guillfillan family.
On a fig leaf in Brittany. Also known as the Fig Leaf Roller. The larvae feed on fig trees and are protected by a web of silken threads. Teigne du figuier, xylopte du figuier. Choreutis nemorana.
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The nearby bar had cut back the fig tree just a day or so before - would that have triggered the fruits to burst out like this?
Moreton figtree in Allerton botanical gardens, on the southern tip of Kauai. This is a great place to visit, they have daily tours, but also have a sunset tour with a dinner that is supposed to offer amazing views. And the fig trees and the golden bamboo garden were my favorite.
Taken on Saddle back mountain road in Kiama, beyond the Figtree and is the back ground in Bombo Beach identifable by the iconic north headland.
Ficus sp.
The hugest Ficus I've ever found with perimeter was about 9-10 meters I guessed.
Puri, Mojokerto, East Java