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Early in the week I uploaded a few photos of a recent climb up Fishtail.
This is what Mt Fishtail looks like from the plains, it is covered in a fresh covering snow which only lasted a couple of days. The other peak is Mount Baldy, Mount Royal is hiding behind the trees.
This was my first time trying out a fishtail braid so I made Brianna be my guinea pig. ;) It turned out good. :D
好友 魚尾 Fishtail@Taipei 的 Canon 5D入厝實況 [ 台北相機街 Street of Camera Selling ]
Canon EOS 30D + Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II + Canon Speedlite 430EX
February 20, 2008
Photo by Yueh-Hua © All rights reserved
Pic includes Geoff Marks (middle row second from right in front), George Speldewinde (sixth from left in the same row), Mr and Mrs Arndt (seated) and Boris Marks (fourth from left in back row)
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Fishtail by David Burke
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New York, NY 10065-7301
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Family : Proteaceae
Small tree with very attractive, long pinnate
leaves and deep maroon new growth. Cream flowers in
terminal spikes.
www.anbg.gov.au/proteaceae/PDF/neorites-kevediana.pdf
The following info courtesy of Kris Kupsch
Occurs from Saddle Mountain and the Closey River area near Kuranda to about the Big Tableland south of Cooktown, so it actually doesnt occur on the Atherton Tableland. It occurs either on metamorphic, granite or mudstone soils. It grows well in southern areas however heavy soils can kill it
Please see Tony Rodd's interesting comments HERE re the naming of this species.
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Custom fitted antique style diamond engagement ring with French double prongs and side baguette diamonds, with matching fishtail set diamond band, all cast in platinum.
Stillwater County. View of thre Fishtail post office building in 2008. Along West Rosebud Creek, west of Absarokee and a few miles north of the Beartooth Mountains, Fishtail was named either for a local resident or for a distinctive-looking rock formation west of town. A post office first opened at Fishtail in 1901 (February 15) with Charles Sullivan as postmaster.