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Today my wife and I took one final walk through of our apartment. I wanted to get a few pictures of the backyard woods.
The beautiful national champion California redbud in Sonoma, California has a total of 126 points.
Learn more about the National Register of Big Trees at www.americanforests.org/bigtree/.
Statue within Abney Park Cemetery. B&W HDR, with the ghost images of some Mafia-type chaps who were having a meeting in the cemetery. Nice place for a crime syndicate... If you're a Mafia-type chap who is upset that there's a tiny picture of you on the internet, just let me know and I'll blur you out - I like my kneecaps just as they are!
Even though the sea on the horizon is the atlantic (as this is to the west of Tarifa), this landscape is still called 'mediterranean forest'. Lovely walking territory, not very large but easy to get off the beaten path. And the sand makes it quite an exercise!
La Breña y Marismas del Barbate natural park, between Barbate en Los Caños de la Meca.
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The Lime tree was suffering from fungal rot at the base and had to be cut down, the tree surgon took some photographs from the top of the tree looking over Watton.
The humidity KILLED my paper boats!
I was only outside for about 15-20 minutes and my paper boats were soggy and limp :(
The humidity the past few days is terrible.
Did a daytrip from Port Douglas into the Atherton Tableland & on the way back late in the afternoon aprox 25km from Mt Molloy, stopped to get some shots of these interesting dead trees. Got back in the hire car only to find the battery was dead. Luckily had mobile reception, called Budget emergency breakdown number and they got an RACQ truck to us an hour later. I expected he would just jump start it, but solution was to put the car on the truck & take it & us to Mt Molloy. Asked Budget how do we get to Port Douglas now. They said maybe catch a bus....yeah right. No bus goes through Mt Molloy any time of day, let alone by this stage 7pm Sunday night. RACQ guy called us a taxi & we got back to Port Douglas at 9pm. All ended ok, got a replacement car next day & refund on the taxi + an extra $75 off bill. Also found out next day that the long grass I had been walking through to get photo's of the trees, was full of Taipan snakes. ooops