Capture: Peak Pohutukawa
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
pre-xmas pohutukawas
Nice, that middle one has all the Aaah! Geee... Bee pixelelation I've come to expect, but set on Leggs-eleven!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
that middle one has all the Aaah! Geee… Bee pixelelation I’ve come to expect, but set on Leggs-eleven!
Bingo!
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Sacha, in reply to
parliament is at its best when the politicians have gone
totally :)
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Sacha, in reply to
and doesn't Ellis' version show the sort of elegance we could have had instead of that hokey 70s mishmash. Sigh.
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Some good views of Basin Reserve pohutukawa via the cricket test coverage.
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Whatever it is that’s making the Pohutakawa bloom is also making for a bumper Tomato crop, but I cannot for the life of me get Basil to grow this year
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
I cannot for the life of me get Basil to grow this year
perhaps it's 'Fawlty'...
</ducks>
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Maybe I should try shouting at it...
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...give it some stick!
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Shades of Bremworth
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From top of Rangitoto looking back to downtown Auckland.
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Still a decent amount of red visible on the island.
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Volcanic (scoria that is, in the background).
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Not quite fully open.
(Haven't been to Rangitoto in a while. Yesterday was a good day for it) -
Always in bloom
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Kiwi Christmas tree in Napier, complete with unexpected bee ;-)
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no photo, but the rata are also flowering prolifically. we were in the waiohine valley on boxing day, and the treetops in the distance were faintly red, bobbing along in the wind.
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Glenn Pearce, in reply to
How very dare you Duncan, that's an Australian Bottle Brush !
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
belay that botany bay…
that’s an Australian Bottle Brush
…but still a cousin Myrtle
it’s a big family, why there’s even a ’paperbark rider’;- )
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Enriched roof
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There are still a few flowering in Whakatane along the riverfront walkway.
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By the seaside, Pt Chev.
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Russell Brown, in reply to
By the seaside, Pt Chev.
Ah! I was down there just after 6.30. Glorious.
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With gulls
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Onehunga looking across to Mangere Mountain. Superb!
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