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Thanks! I suspected it wasn’t a native species here.
1 month agoNorfolk Island Pine. They are so lovely, but NOT the best choice to use for a “Christmas Tree”.. the ornaments will sag down…
1 month agoThose craggy rock formations are awesome!
1 month agoNorfolk pine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_heterophylla
Wow, that was some detour!
1 month agoThat’s tha very same succulent plant you see on the California coast.
Ice Plant: Carpobrotus Edulis; 3 sided leaf, invasive but interesting.
Thanks to Theresa for the fab info but the only one I knew of was this:
The gum-like substance in rosin is applied to the bow in order to generate friction between the strings and the bow. It improves the resonance of the instrument. Without rosin, the bow's bristles would slip and wouldn't be able to rub the strings with enough friction to produce a sound. 🌲
Ha, I actually meant the size of the bakery/restaurant itself.
It’s a huge space!! ❤️
Yay! 🏊♂️
1 month agoWowza!
1 month agoBrrr! But, when you’re overheated from cycling this “ shock” is sometimes ok!
1 month agoIt’s very nice and the next few places should be as well, judging from other journals here on CB.
1 month agoWow, what a beautiful spot!
1 month ago😂yup, that would be me.. you're welcome. Thank you for sharing your trip.
1 month ago
Hmm. In BC fir trees are promoted as the best Christmas trees, especially grand fir.
1 month ago