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Ficus macrophylla Morton Bay Fig
This beautiful tree can be found on the Perth Foreshore in the gardens near to the Perth Bell Tower.
Can't see his head, unfortunately.....
Flukes of nature - Fig tree attached to a native palm - in time will envelop its host tree
The Australian artist Peter Solness has been experimenting with light painting for more than two decades. His rich and varied bodies of work harness the qualities of painting with light, not simply as a visual effect, but as a way to reach more deeply to the heart of his subjects: to seduce the eye, focus attention and encourage contemplation. Over the years, his practice has been defined not by a singular style, but by a continuing sense of adventure as he explores innovative ways to extend and apply his light-painting skills. His approach to the role of artist has also evolved. In recent years, his practice has increasingly involved collaboration, with projects devised to encourage others to explore and celebrate their own creativity.
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$20000 a day stage.... Yeah, whatever.
For some this whole saga appears to be a real social event. Better get a new hobby, Newcastle is sick of the antics.... not that the clip was even filmed in the Newcastle local government area... Even Norm looks bored of you.
If you'd like to see more Paul Walsh stupidity, here's a eulogy he gave to the figs after they were cut down. Inside the church behind him here.
EDIT: I've been informed from a Figga that they aren't a fan of my commentary on this shot. Let me just spell it out for you, since it appears you don't get it. The SOF mob are simply a bunch of sad fucks with no life who attach themselves to anything associated with one another so as to simply belong to something.
Now go and take some more photos of prostitutes in Islington, dear.
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Protaras is a predominantly tourist resort which comes under the administrative jurisdiction of Paralimni Municipality in Cyprus
Another view of the Fig Tree restaurant at Gailes which was destroyed by fire a couple of weeks ago.
NRZ 424 shunts the stock of the 0400 charter from Bulawayo at Figtree on the morning of 11/08/06.
NRZ (National Railways of Zimbabwe) 424 (originally numbered 404) "Isilwane or Lion" is a class 15A Garratt (4-6-4+4-6-4) & was built in 1950 by Beyer, Peacock & Company at Gorton in Manchester for the Rhodesdian Railways.
Family:Moraceae
Synonyms:Covellia hispida
Common name:Hairy Fig; Fig, Hairy; Fig Tree; Fig; Boombil
Not a strangling fig. Figs pedunculate, depressed globular to discoid.Orifice closed by interlocking apical and internal bracts.
WA, NT, CYP, NEQ and southwards as far as coastal central Queensland.
I grew this tree from a seed in about 1989. It lived in a pot until my parents moved to this house in 1992 my dad planted it by the pond that he made. The cord you can see was used to train it against the wall and at some point it simply swallowed the cord and grew around it. The tree is now so big and cuts out so much light when it is in leaf that it will need to be cut down.
Gennice Davies of 'Save Our Figs' speaks at the Darby St end of Laman St. Several hours later the loppers moved in to start removing the Laman St figs after several years of bitter debate.
Here's a clip of Davies exhibiting her brand of agree-with-me-and-I'll-call-it-democracy bleating a few months later.
"An assault to democracy," she trembles as she stands amongst supporters in City Hall waiting for her elected council to exit following a democratic vote to dismiss her irrational opinion.
LOL. That poor oppressed citizen. Next she'll be saying she hasn't been heard...
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Glowing in the early morning light, NRZ 424 shunts the stock of the 0400 charter from Bulawayo at Figtree on 11/08/06.
NRZ (National Railways of Zimbabwe) 424 (originally numbered 404) "Isilwane or Lion" is a class 15A Garratt (4-6-4+4-6-4) & was built in 1950 by Beyer, Peacock & Company at Gorton in Manchester for the Rhodesdian Railways.