FRUIT OF THE ENCEPHALARTOS LAURENTIANUS (giant kwango cycad)
about my garden, art and travelling, nature ,photography and a few words of wisdom
about my garden, art and travelling, nature ,photography and a few words of wisdom
FRUIT OF THE ENCEPHALARTOS LAURENTIANUS (giant kwango cycad)
"Pay attention to the world." -- Susan Sontag
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Coffee, Conversation & Ear Scratches
Voices from an Easel
Atmospheric Mind Flow
Blending with the latest art exhibitions.
Right <> correct of the center
A blog about eco-minimalism, gardening, money-saving and more
Find your wild
Motherhood after 40. Adoption story. Menopause. Laughter, tears and a lot of strong coffee to make it through life.
making it up one bit at a time
Make your mark...colourful....
International adoption from Bulgaria.
"I will not leave you as orphans. I will come to you." John 14:18
Adopting from South Korea
A Boston family's adoption journey
Printmaker ~ Painter ~ Every Picture tells a story ~ Artwork ©Diane Young
"Pay attention to the world." -- Susan Sontag
THE MATURE ART OF TRAVELLING ALONE REBECCA@ART-WITH-ATTITUDE.CO.UK PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POST!
Coffee, Conversation & Ear Scratches
Voices from an Easel
Atmospheric Mind Flow
Blending with the latest art exhibitions.
Right <> correct of the center
A blog about eco-minimalism, gardening, money-saving and more
Find your wild
Motherhood after 40. Adoption story. Menopause. Laughter, tears and a lot of strong coffee to make it through life.
making it up one bit at a time
Make your mark...colourful....
International adoption from Bulgaria.
"I will not leave you as orphans. I will come to you." John 14:18
Adopting from South Korea
A Boston family's adoption journey
Printmaker ~ Painter ~ Every Picture tells a story ~ Artwork ©Diane Young
GWENNIESGARDENWORLD 
Oh, girlfriend! What a wondrous image!
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Ha ! I thought you’d like this 😀
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Wow. so unusual
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I think it is quite rare, it grows in Congo. And those cones were huge !!
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