Thursday, 10 December 2009

Kyeemagh, Cook Park

The wind has had an interesting effect on the growth of the pine trees in the southern suburb of Kyeemagh. They are located along Cook Park, beside Lady Robinsons Beach on Botany Bay. More trees in the park can be seen here.

12 comments:

  1. Interesting! They almost don't look real.

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  2. Great photos. The trees looks like they want to go away from the beach :o)

    Have a nice day
    Gunilla

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  3. These remind me of the pines that used to line Bondi Beach during the era when the trams trundled along Campbell Parade. They only grew on one side, the other side simply trying to survive the onslaught of salt.

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  4. as always you bring us wonderful images of Sydney and write ups! Amazing how many places you have up here! Thanks:)

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  5. It is interesting that the wind is pushign the trees. Hopefully they will continue to grow. Great photos.

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  6. From where I come from, people use to say, that 'old trees don't allow anything/-one to bend them.'

    Please have a wonderful Thursday.

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  7. Those are beautiful trees. Nature is a marvel.

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  8. Reminds me of my plants on the balcony... unfortunately it is true, all of them are crooked due to the wind.

    Have a nice weekend, E

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  9. Ah, yes! The wind did something similar to «Louis's» hair - permanent wide part from the forehead to the crown o' 'is 'ead! ;-)

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  10. Great place to observe any rise in sea level over the next fifty years!

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  11. i love trees that are weathered from the well, the weather. one of my favorite things in the world are bristlecone pines. trees are pretty hardy, i think these guys will be just fine :) thanks for the great photos!

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