Petra wrote:Wow,i have never seen flowers from that side of Australian before.
Did somebody say 'flowers'?!!bodhidharma wrote:That is why it is called the wildflower state.
Pics From Out West
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Beautiful fly , just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, again, that's just fantastic!
It's beautiful, but harsh looking at the same time.
Thank you both for posting your photos!! ^_^
It's beautiful, but harsh looking at the same time.
Thank you both for posting your photos!! ^_^
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Yes i remember driving from my brothers place(charlottes vineyard) to Geraldton up through Eneabba way and my wife commented how harsh the countryside is here. I stopped the car and took her into the scrub and asked her to look again. She was blown away by the miniscule wildflowers which were, literally, everywhere. That is why they have tours there and people come from all over the world to see it.
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