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I love the flora (fauna too come to think of it) from your corner of the globe. No matter how much I see of the plant world I'm pretty sure I will always be surprised by something new in the future. Here are a couple from down your way I shot at a nearby arboretum in January, two years ago.
MarkWD
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Mar 5, 2020
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Aha, back in home waters.
FrayedBear
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Mar 5, 2020
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What adventures and where? Tell all.
@FrayedBear Our trip is changing by the day due to the corona virus. Several countries will not let us in.
@Jolanta Lucky you.
@Jolanta You haven't got a Henry & Elizabeth from Wagga way amongst your passengers have you?
@FrayedBear I don’t know, shall keep an look out for them.
@Jolanta More Cootamundra Temora than Wagga. When are you back to Sydney?
@FrayedBear coming back to Australia on the 16th of April
@Jolanta That's a long trip. Where are you headed?
Henry & Elizabeth won't be on that voyage.
@FrayedBear We are on board back to Australia, Fremantle
@Jolanta So yours isn't the one that has just docked in Sydney with two COVID19 cases?
@FrayedBear No, we are still sailing, towards Fremantle. Will get there 27th March. Nobody is sick here. How they will get us all to our final destinations only time will tell.
@Jolanta Sailing from where?
@FrayedBear From Semerang Indonesia. Have just arrived to Fremantle Western Australia.
@Jolanta For 28 days lockdown unless you want to stay in WA?
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