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super
a symbol of nobility, perseverance,
and love of nature.
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Geelong Botanical Gardens
Word-of-Day-Challenge-Magnolia
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magnolia
a symbol of nobility, perseverance,
and love of nature.
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Unfortunately, you will not find magnolias…
…growing in our garden.
These were found in the Geelong Botanic Gardens…
…and our son’s rental property.
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Word of the Day Challenge:…Magnolia
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Pic-and-Word-Challenge_Wk310_Petals
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petals
any of the separate parts of the corolla of a flower:
often brightly coloured
Lilium
Daisy
Protea
Lilium
Rose
Spring Blossom
Petunia
Dahlia
Dahlia
Camellia
Camellia
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Pic-and-Word-Challenge…Wk310-Petals
One-Word-Sunday-Rush
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rush
Not being a botanist…
…I can only hope that my images…
….depict wetland plants…
…of the Rush family.
Melbourne’s Laneways provide both
a place to take it easy, and a shortcut
to rush between main streets
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One Word Sunday Challenge:...Rush
Cee-BW-Challenge-Indoors-Outdoors-Steps
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Cee’s
Black and White Challenge.
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Geelong Botanic Gardens
Steps out of one entrance/exit of
Melbourne’s Southern Cross Railway Station.
A reverse view of those steps.
There is also an up or down escalator
on each side.
More Melbourne steps.
Old Sydney steps.
Entrance to Geelong Botanic Gardens
Steps to Queenscliff Beach
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Cees-BW-Photo-Challenge:…Indoors-Outdoors-Steps
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Cee-BW-Challenge-Large-Subjects
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Cee’s
Black and White Challenge.
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Burj Khalifa…the largest/tallest building
I have ever been in.
An elephant’s ear…rather larger
than any other ear, I have seen.
However, those ears look right at home
on their owner.
Californian Redwood in Geelong Gardens
A Giant Baobab Tree on
Lekhubu Island, Botswana.
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Cees-BW-Photo-Challenge:…Large-Subjects
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Cee’s-FOTDCh21-2307-Cactus
Cee’s-FOTDCh21-1807-Cactus
Cee-BW-Challenge-Landscapes
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Cee’s
Black and White Challenge.
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Geelong sunset.
Beachscape
A landscape or the result of landscaping?
Many South West Victorian farms have
changed their landscape from one
which grazed sheep and cattle to one
which grows trees and is far less intensive.
A little over 100 years ago this idyllic
French landscape would have appeared
anything but idyllic as Villers Bretonneux
was in the middle of some of the
heaviest fighting of World War I.
As the sun goes down…
…near Geelong.
Yearling Herefords
Spring sown canola crop on its way to maturity.
Canola in flower
Saint Kilda Pier
Moorabool Valley eucalypts.
In the distance are
The Grampians.
The southern end of
The Great Dividing Range.
Moorabool Valley
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Cees-BW-Photo-Challenge: Landscapes
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Pic-and-Word-Challenge_Wk252-Opening
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opening
a space or gap that allows passage or access.
Port Phillip Bay opens into the open seas
via a shallow and narrow opening between
Point Nepean and Point Lonsdale.
Point Lonsdale from Point Nepean
Point Nepean from Point Lonsdale.
Just behind the trees on the left is where
the Moyne River converges with the sea.
DC Photography
The mouth of the Hopkins River at Warrnambool.
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