Amazing Moonah Bark

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Amazing Moonah Bark

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At the golf course yesterday and noted this (after yet another wayward drive!) The bark is truly amazing but so too is the growth coming from the 'live vein' down low.
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Re: Amazing Moonah Bark

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Certainly amazing. Only a century in the making......
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:o wow! Thanks for sharing. :tu2:
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Image... only 98 to go for my group Mike! Image
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