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Hello rosselliot !
Thanks for your answer, I didn't notice that these flowers could be amaryllis, but they actually are ! Amaryllis belladonna, in fact.
Greetings from France, Michael
Stone Peak. The sliver running up and left out of the photo is the west ridge of Mount Alaska. The toe of Judah is under that. (And the house where I spent most of my childhood is just under that, hidden by the terrace. There are worse places in the world!)
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Hello rosselliot ! Thanks for your answer, I didn't notice that these flowers could be amaryllis, but they actually are ! Amaryllis belladonna, in fact. Greetings from France, Michael
Stone Peak. The sliver running up and left out of the photo is the west ridge of Mount Alaska. The toe of Judah is under that. (And the house where I spent most of my childhood is just under that, hidden by the terrace. There are worse places in the world!)
The Stirling Falls. Our skipper backed under and gave us all a most refreshing shower!!!
One fine vessel..
whet that appetite!!
Hi, sorry not to have responded earlier, but yes, you are right!
Typical West Coast weather, except for the lucky ones like me ;o) Greetings from France, Michael.
A LOVELY SHOT,NATURAL COLOURS.WELL DONE.BEST WISHES ,TOM
Beautiful photo, but of Mt Tasman. Mt Cook is further to the south.
A mid-summer morning after a wet night