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Along the Milford Track
Along the Routeburn Track
Dusky Track
This banyan tree in ft.myers florida was planted by Thomas Edison in 1925. It is awesome!
Fire remnants leading up to Camp Creek Saddle, Gila Wilderness, new aspens filling in. Taken yesterday.
Trail #218, Gila Wilderness, heading out of Spider Creek.
Woodpecker cavities, Ponderosa. South Whitewater Creek, Gila Wilderness.
A couple of my favorites… both on the Foothills Trail in the upstate of South Carolina.
Don Meredith
The following are all photos of Angophora Costata, they are known by a range of names but around the Sydney region we call them either Sydney Red Gum or Smooth Bark Apple. Angophora are "Gum" trees but are a separate genus to Eucalyptus. They come in a great variety of shapes and can grow in rock cracks on cliff faces.
My daughter calls this one the Medusa Tree.
Normally they have smooth bark but this one has these deep grooves along the trunk.
For the past 30 years I have been watching this tree slowly grow around the rock.
This one is growing on top of a rock shelf in an exposed position.
The Hippo Tree.
Cheers,
Michael.Photo taken during my Party On the AT.
I call it The Great Grandfather Tree.
It looks like it had a rough life but is still tall and strong and deserving of respect. :-)
Cherry Gap Shelter, Unicoi, TN, June 1st, 2010
Party On,
Newton
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