Thursday, 5 May 2011

Government House, sundial

This sundial beside the driveway is dwarfed by these trees in the grounds of Government House, in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

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  1. I don't really think the sundial is dwarfed, but what a spectacular tree.

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  2. "I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree.."

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  3. Really beautiful photos!
    So glad to have found/followed your wonderful blog!

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  4. Ha ha! Definitely more foliage here than I posted today, JBar!

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  5. lovely leafy!





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  6. What an awesome, impressive, magnificent tree!

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  7. Amazing tree, as it scrolled down it looked like a gigantic head of broccoli .

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  8. That is an incredible tree. It must be ancient, as well as beautiful.

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  9. Wren, quite true. There are a lot of trees in the Botanic Gardens that are over 100 years old. :)

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  10. The sundials' outstanding too!It caught my attention first, before the tree did.
    Rosie

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  11. Are those monkey pod trees in the back? Looks like a wonderful place for a stroll.

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  12. The sundial is fascinating, but the tree is awesome!

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  13. Kaori, I'm not sure what sort of tree it is but I don't see monkey pod tree on the list of trees here. It really is a great place to take a walk.

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  14. The sundial looks like it's part of the tree - its trunk, in fact. Not sure if you intended that, but I like the effect!

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  15. Alan, I framed it so the sundial was in the centre, rather than it replacing the trunk. :)

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