check this one out...
i wish i could dig it out
anyone know what it is
a mt. wellington tree
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a mt. wellington tree
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Re: a mt. wellington tree
different angle...
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Re: a mt. wellington tree
Native rosemary, Wesrtingia species, possible fruticosa. I have photos of some nice ones too, but nothing of this large. I also have collected some deadwood from some contorted pieces that i found. I'm assuming this photo was taken on the granite based rocks right next to the sea?
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Re: a mt. wellington tree
Hi Aaron,
Thank you for the pictures. They looks awesome, makes me of witches and wolves )
Yes, dig them up and carry them home too
Best regards.
Thank you for the pictures. They looks awesome, makes me of witches and wolves )
Yes, dig them up and carry them home too
Best regards.
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Re: a mt. wellington tree
granite rocks, yes.JayC. wrote:I'm assuming this photo was taken on the granite based rocks right next to the sea?
by the beach, no.
this is the view they see...
you can see hobart all the way down at the bottom of the mountain
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