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Its would be like waking up in paradise with a view like this. Find it very relaxing and would love to have it in my breakfast room to view of a morning. Thanks for sharing it Alena.
The tallest flowering plant in the world is a 99.6m Mountain Ash dubbed "Centurion" which is also found in Tasmania.
The tallest tree ever measured was another Mountain Ash called "The Ferguson Tree" measuring in at the monumental height of 132.6 meters when it was felled in Victoria 1872.
The tallest still-living tree is a 115m Redwood in California, but the Tasmanian giants may still have a growth spurt left in them yet.
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Another been there done that. Sphinx Bluff in back ground? Just up from this spot I had the worst cramps I've ever had. In both legs. Cheers, Jim.
Very nice scenery.. :)
hi natasha nice photo but its located at upper blessington and its use was to burn sawdust waste from the sawmill once locared there?
Looks good to me.
Tranquil Tarn on Ben Lomond in the background
The photo was taken on Ben Lomond above Tranquil Tarn Mary Knowles
Feels like I'v been here before reminds me of a scenery at Eddystone Point one of the nicest places on the East Coast. Thanks for the memorie Alena.
Its would be like waking up in paradise with a view like this. Find it very relaxing and would love to have it in my breakfast room to view of a morning. Thanks for sharing it Alena.
ONE OF THE NICEST NATURAL SETTINGS YOU WILL EVER SEE. GREAT WORK ALENA
The tallest flowering plant in the world is a 99.6m Mountain Ash dubbed "Centurion" which is also found in Tasmania.
The tallest tree ever measured was another Mountain Ash called "The Ferguson Tree" measuring in at the monumental height of 132.6 meters when it was felled in Victoria 1872.
The tallest still-living tree is a 115m Redwood in California, but the Tasmanian giants may still have a growth spurt left in them yet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree#Tallest_trees