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Transportbeton's nice indusriual storage tower but how liong: That is the Question. For refugies we need
Nice tall trees climb up to get some light and air. As they do it, a lot of light and air gets bellow them. They're not bending back.
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I was actually drawn to this tree branch by its shape and the delicate plant (some sort of vine or creeper?) encircling it. So I just had to sit there - focus on the interesting bit of the branch and wait for a bird to land on it.
Male Green Honeycreeper.
Taken at the edge of the rain forest, Costa Rica.
I've seen lots of interesting crystal patterns in snow in BC, but these were like rectangular flakes, around a centimetre square.
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The passionflower seen on the fence of the house, where we lived in Zaostrog (Croatia) :) :)
Bluecrown passionflower (Passiflora caerulea) is a species of flowering plant native to South America (Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Brazil). It is a vigorous, deciduous or semi-evergreen tendril vine growing to 10 m (33 ft) or more. The ovoid orange fruit, growing to 6 cm (2 in), is edible but bland. Bluecrown passionflower is widely cultivated as a wall-climber or as groundcover. In milder temperate areas it can be grown outside, and can become invasive, the twining shoots constantly appearing unless eradicated. Though the fruit is edible, it is rather insipid when eaten raw. It can substitute for blackberries. A tea can be made of the flower which is said to alleviate stress and anxiety. The flower of the passion fruit is the national flower of Paraguay. The intricate structure of the flower has generated Christian symbolism, each part representing a different part of the Passion of Christ.
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Kwiat męczennicy kwitnący na ogrodzeniu domu naszych gospodarzy w Zaostrogu (Chorwacja) :)
Męczennica błękitna (Passiflora caerulea), zwana również męczennicą – gatunek pnącza należącego do rodziny męczennicowatych. Pochodzi z lasów Brazylii i Argentyny. Jest często uprawiana w cieplejszych krajach. Również w Polsce jest uprawiana w mieszkaniach i szklarniach jako roślina ozdobna. Jest najważniejszym gatunkiem męczennicy uprawianym w mieszkaniach. Owocem jest dość duża, soczysta jagoda. Łacińska nazwa tej rośliny oznacza "kwiat męki pańskiej". Misjonarze, którzy dotarli do krajów Ameryki Południowej, doszukali się w ich budowie symboli męki Jezusa Chrystusa: 5 płatków i 5 działek kielicha to dziesięciu apostołów, 5 pręcików to pięć ran, 3 znamiona słupka to trzy gwoździe którymi przybito go do krzyża, przykoronek to korona cierniowa. Kwitnie przez całe lato, ale pojedynczy kwiat kwitnie tylko 24 h.