JACARANDA TREE IN FLOWER
In Grafton New South Wales these trees are at their best, they dont like the colder weather.
posted by John @ 5:40 pm
Local birds, flowers, and some favourites
These photos have been Created for your enjoyment, you may freely use them. The local birds have been fed by many of my neighbours for over 50 years. The new camera I AM TRYING TO USE is A Canon PowerShot A620 7.1 Mega Pixles. All photos are taken at my home unless otherwise indicated.These photos are viewed best when you select FUNCTION KEY F11 BEFORE ENLARGING.
About Me
- Name: John
- Location: Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia
Principal and owner of Diamond Valley Business College semi retired.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
In Grafton New South Wales these trees are at their best, they dont like the colder weather.
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