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Leading one to four different interesting part of the gardens.

The attractions are as follows: Lagoon and Bamboo Grove: Japanese Garden, Temperate Garden and Exotic Rainforest. So much to see. I never tire of coming here.

An intentional overexposed and out of focus camera image.

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... der besonderen Art gab es auf der Rax in Niederösterreich 😊

 

... of a special kind, seen at the Rax in Lower Austria 😊

A signpost at the intersection of the GR long-distance hiking routes GR 128 Vlaanderenroute and GR 512 Brabantse Heuvelroute, as well as the local GR Hageland.

I was delighted to find two signposts that had been yarn bombed down a little side street in the city yesterday. Here is a view of just one taken from across the other side of the street.

Meet the lone tree and turn your back to the sun. The place you are looking for is hidden in the gully.

 

Polaroid SX-70 & TZ. It's RoidWeek.

 

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The Cleveland Way near Sutton Bank, North York Moors.

This old style signpost is in the village of Chenies.

A Red Squirrel on top of a signpost deciding which way to go. And it had just started raining!

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The signpost at the southern end of White Edge.

The garden looks like bomb has hit it! That'll be the start off winter then...

The post was a gift from my sister - she got all branches of her family and of my family, to make a board - such a lovely thoughtful gift!!

“Getting lost is just another way of saying 'going exploring.”

- Justina Chen

Not a scarecrow, but an artistic sign pointing to the Childwickbury Arts and Christmas Market in Hertfordshire. Fuji X-E2.

Llyn Parc Mawr.

Newborough National Nature Reserve, Anglesey.

Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK

- these bright and beautiful foxgloves appear in different areas of our back garden every year

- I cannot think what more any gardener would want

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Which way to go? One of many signposts at Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens. It's in this locale that Curlews like to hang out. In the background, to right of frame, are the very interesting fruit, vegetable and herb gardens.

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