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A few more Aussie photos


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Does anyone have a bag of fertilizer??

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The blooming Jacaranda make a fantastic contrast with the roof tiles

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Ray- It seems every house in that pic had a blooming Jacaranda. That was a neat picture. Now if they could replace each of those Jacs with Delonix regia. Now THAT would be a great shot!!!!!!!!!!!

All of the pics are great.

Zac

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Living to get back to Mexico

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(Zac in NC @ Dec. 25 2006,02:19)

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Ray- It seems every house in that pic had a blooming Jacaranda. That was a neat picture. Now if they could replace each of those Jacs with Delonix regia. Now THAT would be a great shot!!!!!!!!!!!

All of the pics are great.

Zac

Take the same photo of Brisbane and you'll get that Zac.

Happy Gardening

Cheers,

Wal

Queensland, Australia.

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Ray,

     Nice pictures. I especially like the train shot. That would'nt be the "little lady" taken your pic. at the same time would it? Anyway, looks like you cover some beautiful areas, and who cares if most of the pics. are not of palms. We see enough of them on the rest of this site. Great-thanks!!

Jeff

Searle Brothers Nursery Inc.

and The Rainforest Collection.

Southwest Ranches,Fl.

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excellent pics.this section of the board is a great place to post pics like these--very evocative of the city you visited.i thoroughly enjoyed them :)

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

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Ray!

Glorious pictures!  Please keep them coming!

Loved that picture of the red tile roofs and Jacarandas!

dave

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