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Light strobes through a stand of Manuka forest canopy as we enjoy the coolness of the bush on a hot sunny day.
Generally the track was in the bush for the entire walk, with breaks for a view down into the bays from time to time. Walking in the forest makes me feel so good, and it's not just me. Janey feels the same too... something relaxing and 'right' about the whole thing. Can't get enough of it!
Manuka VENZ Glucosamine is completely natural and unique product produced specially for people having joint problems.
Bee venom has been used for arthritis for over 2,000 years, and many identified components of bee venom contain strong anti-inflammatory properties. Anti-inflammatory action of bee venom is due to stimulation of endogenous natural cortisol through the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis. It is 100 times more potent than hydrocortisone.
Glucosamine will help not only stimulates the production of cartilage but it can also improve jointmobility function.
Manuka honey has strong anti-bacterial properties and also will improve better penetration of main of healing ingredient into blood stream and will provide better healing effect.
August 7, 2009. Manuka NAR, olopua exclosure. Drosophila digressa? Coloration is slightly different from those seen in Olaa: the median stripe is fainter, and an anterior median spot is present in the wing.
Tonight is Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year.
It is traditional to eat apples dipped in honey - for a sweet new year.
I made a stereoscopic pair with this image.. but it was a little brain melting, so i won't be sharing it.
50mm@f16, 1/4s.
A river-side fringe of willow trees layered in front of some New Zealand native manuka (possibly kanuka too?), along the Taieri River.
Taken not far from the Outram bridge. Not a bad area wandering up the river, even a copse of birch around the corner that is also quite photogenic in autumn.
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One of the numerous species of endemic New Zealand copper butterflies, visiting our garden. Although this one is perching on a manuka cultivar, they are particularly fond of Muehlenbeckia species.
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 18: The Pepsi coin toss inner poses for a photo with Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (L) and Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi during the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup match between Bangladesh and Afghanistan at Manuka Oval on February 18, 2015 in Canberra, Australia. (Photo by Mark Nolan-IDI/IDI via Getty Images)
Manuka Pool is a superb example of Federal Art Deco architecture in the Canberra suburb of Griffith, which incorporates the historic Manuka precinct. We don't have much history in Canberra but what we have is usually from my favourite 1920s and 1930s era. Simple lines and elegant details encapsulate the style. The architect here was E.H. Henderson who was also responsible for renovations to and extension of Government House, Yarralumla, and the design of Ainslie Primary School and the Drill Hall, Acton. A great discussion of the style can be found at Canberra House's webpage and I am presuming this is the same faithful documentarian who posts on flickr here.
