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Family : Polypodiaceae
A spreading terrestrial or lithophytic fern here seen growing in Littoral rainforest on Round Head Headland - Town of 1770.
More widely it is a pantropical species which grows in Queensland pretty much along the East Coast from Cape York to Morton Bay on rocks or it can be found growing terrestrially in sandy soil or scree near the coast or in rainforest.
Climbing Bird's Nest Fern spreads across the ground quite densely and I've also seen it at the excellent Tondoon Botanic Gardens at Gladstone climbing up the bases of trees.
Round Head is an important landmark in Australian History as it was here that Joseph Banks stepped on Australian soil again for the second time. He would have found some interesting species in his short one-day visit to Round Head Bustard Bay and, what is now Town of Seventeen Seventy.
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The Windsor Beach Rugby Alexandra Gardens in Windsor event - Mixed-Tag-Rugby on a sandy beach.
Breakfast was at the Windsor & Eton Brewery , part of the celebrations for the "Windsor Platinum Jubilee 2022"
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In the weeks prior to my visit to Tamarind access to the property had been cut due to the floods of early March 2022 taking out the local Mt Coxcomb Road Lansdowne River temporary bridge, a few kilometres from the property.
The temporary bridge had been a quick replacement for the original bridge which had washed away in the floods of March 2021.
To the council's credit they moved as quickly as was possible to retrieve the temporary bridge deck which had simply floated of its pylons and ended up 50 metres downstream.
Apparently, it was able to be dragged back to the temporary bridge site, repositioned, and hopefully this time, made more secure until such time as a new concrete bridge can be constructed over the Lansdowne River on the original bridge site, a further 50 metres upstream.
Access to Tamarind is via a concrete ford and when the Lansdowne River is up it's not possible to cross it to access the property.
The creek seen in this image, and the previous one, is an un-named tributary creek of the Lansdowne River.
The bridge in this image is a private bridge and has to date never been washed away. However the floods of March 2021 did a huge amount of scouring of the creek banks, while in the process, washing away a some of the arboretum's special plants.
A very warm day and enjoyable social event, a break for coffee and cake plus ended at Indie Rabble micro-brewery under the arches at Windsor. Refreshing drink or two was very welcome.
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Original images shot in Dundee on my iPhone. Double exposures made in Photoshop.
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We arrived at the Station Pier carpark with plenty of time before boarding the Spirit of Tasmania for our first overnight crossing of Bass Strait. We'd chosen to take our car across this time as we wanted to get a bit more offroad than on previous trips, particularly in the Tarkine area of western of Tasmania and up in the North East corner.
I'd also taken lots of images on our road trip through Southern NSW and Victoria on our way to Station Pier and the Spirit of Tasmania dock so it's taken several months of posting those images to get to this point but, finally, after a few plant and local images yet to come, from early next week I'll begin posting images of Tasmanian landscapes.
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Sint-Janshospitaal in Brugge, Belgium, is a medieval hospital complex that has been transformed into a museum. It offers a unique glimpse into the history of medicine and healthcare, showcasing preserved wards, a pharmacy, and medical instruments. The museum also houses a collection of Flemish art, including works by Hans Memling, making it a fascinating destination for both history and art enthusiasts.