yes I agree amazing! Very interesting. Doesn't blogland make you look at things much more! Everything you seem to do, you think shall i take a photo? Thank you so much for the squares they arrived at lunchtime! I absolutely love them Anne, you are so kind helping me, I will be making a slide show for SIBOL later when family permits! Love to you and I am most grateful!! Lovely blog, Suex
Top 3 photos are Red River gum. (eucalyptus camaldulensis) Next 2 photos are York gum (eucalyptus loxophleba) Photo 6 is Ribbon bark mallee (eucalyptus ? ) 7,8 are Salmon gums ( eucalyptus salmonophloia).
Thanks so much for the wonderful comments on SIBOL Anne. Your Slide Show is now running and I hope you'll pop across and take a look. Have a good weekend, Love Suex
Isnt nature great?
ReplyDeleteDont worry France will not have changed in two years!
Clare
What amazing trees. What are they?
ReplyDeleteyes I agree amazing! Very interesting. Doesn't blogland make you look at things much more!
ReplyDeleteEverything you seem to do, you think shall i take a photo?
Thank you so much for the squares they arrived at lunchtime! I absolutely love them Anne, you are so kind helping me,
I will be making a slide show for SIBOL later when family permits!
Love to you and I am most grateful!!
Lovely blog,
Suex
Top 3 photos are Red River gum. (eucalyptus camaldulensis)
ReplyDeleteNext 2 photos are York gum (eucalyptus loxophleba)
Photo 6 is Ribbon bark mallee (eucalyptus ? )
7,8 are Salmon gums ( eucalyptus salmonophloia).
Thanks goes to my very kind assistant Grika who came to my rescue in identifying the beautiful gum trees above. Thanks cob. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the wonderful comments on SIBOL Anne. Your Slide Show is now running and I hope you'll pop across and take a look.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend,
Love Suex