Well, John, gum trees are yours, so of course they are beautiful over there. I remember the first time I was in Melbourne in '88 I saw the pollen 'travel' like colouds. (You keep Russell Crowe.)
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Original ! I would not have guessed if you had not specified what it were. Read you soon :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Matthieu. I was trying to be arty.... That's the best I can do, I think...
ReplyDeleteYuck, I'm not biting into this one. (I like this word verification - UWOWD)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... almost as good as the ones here! I love natural patterns, well done!
ReplyDeleteWell, John, gum trees are yours, so of course they are beautiful over there. I remember the first time I was in Melbourne in '88 I saw the pollen 'travel' like colouds. (You keep Russell Crowe.)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a piece of abstrat art. I wouldn't have guessed that it was a tree!
ReplyDeleteBy the way...I've heard of gum trees but I had no idea they were just a eucalyptus!
Susan, it was great fun looking for patterns all over, and just from a small section of the trunk, too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a NSW South Coast spotted gum - one of my favourite trees. Nice shot!
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NSW South Coast spotted gum - I'll remember that, Sally.
ReplyDeleteit looks like a cute rhino character! I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt does, doesn't it? And blown up, the texture is rather leathery, although the tree itself is very smooth and wonderful.
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