Workshop com Frederico Mendes
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El miraguà fals és una planta originària d'Amèrica del Sud que creix al nord-est d'Argentina, Uruguai, Paraguai i sud-est del Brasil. Els botànics no saben exactament quan va arribar a la Península Ibèrica. No hi ha seguretat de si al llarg del segle XX es va conrear aquí. El que sí sabem és que des de mitjans del segle XX és una planta que actua com a invasora i que té preferència pels tarongerars abandonats i també s'adhereix sobre tanques o qualsevol estructura on pugui enrinxar-se i seguir creixent.
Els estudiosos de les plantes apunten que és molt probable que el miraguà fals arribés a la Península Ibèrica per intentar ser cultivada i aprofitar la fibra que conté el seu fruit coneguda com seda vegetal o miraguà, usat per a omplir coixins, matalassos, etc.
El miraguà fals (Araujo sericefera) a causa del seu extraordinari potencial colonitzador i greu amenaça per a les plantes natives ha estat inclòs en el Catàleg espanyol d'espècies exòtiques invasores. A Espanya està prohibida la seva introducció en el medi natural, possessió, transport, tràfic i comerç.
A quick snap from down by the King Harry Ferry crossing just down the road from Trelissick Gardens . There seemed to be a lot of craft out on the water last Sunday , both here on the River Fal and just a bit downstream in Carrick Roads even more boats were there !!
The stench, the stench of summer sex
And CK Eternity - oh Hell yes
Divide me down to the smallest I can be
Put your, put your v-v-v-venom in me
Pendennis Castle is in the background, on the far bank of the River Fal.
Thought I would give it a try. Have a great weekend all!!!
I really detest my old chain link fence but I thought this might be a way to try and appreciate it.
Texture by Skeletalmess
St Mawes Castle in the foreground and Pendennis Castle across the River Fal, guarding the entrance to Falmouth Harbour.
A shot of the pontoon at Trelissick for those arriving by boat and for catching one of the Enterprise boats tripping up and down the River Fal and around Carrick Roads .
The shot was taken from the zig-zag path to the pontoon from the South Walk around the boundary of Trelissick Gardens .
A view of the pontoon from the bottom can be seen in the first comment box .
- SRWE
- HattiWatti's Cinematic Tools
- IDK's AR Unlocker for cutscenes
- Threadbare ReShade 1.1 by Erika
Took a good amount of time, but i think its done now, if i get in to J-Tac i'll do a tactical version :D
In sosta nel grande piazzale della stazione di Bari Scalo delle Ferrovie Appulo Lucane ubicata nella zona vicino al Policlinico.
Re publishing for new gusts.. ...
Nikon D90.
F/8.0
Shutter speed 1/8 sec
EV- normal
WB - Auto
Flash - never fired
Hand held. ( Gods grace)
The River Fal looking inland from Pendennis Point, Falmouth. The little boat is one of the harbour pilot boats used for guiding bigger ships in and out of the Fal and Falmouth.
A pair of class 153 single car units head for Falmouth while working the 1620 Truro - Falmouth Docks service. The Fal estuary and a scattering of pleasure boats are visible above the train, with the opening to the English Channel being out of sight to the right.
The train is crossing Collegewood Viaduct, immediately south of Penryn station. The piers of the original timber-topped Cornwall Railway viaduct in the foreground are grade II listed.