Views from a Spence down under
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Nectarine
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A magpie almost manages to hide behind the blossom.]]>A Protea.
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South African plants do well in Western Australia.
This one is in my garden. Proteas are related to Australia's Banksias.]]>Eucalyptus caesia
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]]>Albany Banksia
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]]>Broad beans
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]]>Apples by Christmas.
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]]>The advance of spring
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The plum trees are in blossom]]>Spring
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Spring is well underway.]]>Blue wren
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]]>My present to you Kerr
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Happy Blogging!
Ray]]>
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