What is this tree called?
May 5th 2006, 2:53 pm
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by mumomonty
I love those.
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
Hmmm, don't know about growing it - but it sounds good enough to eat!
May 6th 2006, 9:30 am
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by mumomonty
I love those.
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
May 7th 2006, 9:13 am
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by mumomonty
I love those.
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
Does anyone know if you can grow frangipani in the North Island?
PS Sarah, I'm going to Waihi Beach with the horses tomorrow. 2 hrs of fun in the (sun????) Oh well, it'll still be fun!
May 8th 2006, 4:41 am
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by SarahB
Did you get to Waihi mumo?? I managed to ride yesterday and we paddled in the sea.... today we rode round the mangroves and up the cliffs through the pine trees..... it was gorgeous weather too.... perfect!
On the way back (can't remember name of the place but between Te Aroha/Paeroa on way back towards Hamilton, it kept reminding me of the outskirts of Peterborough when you go towards Ramsey. I mention it because you're from that part of the world. It was really flat!
May 8th 2006, 7:20 am
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by mumomonty
Yes we did go. It was excellent weather too.
On the way back (can't remember name of the place but between Te Aroha/Paeroa on way back towards Hamilton, it kept reminding me of the outskirts of Peterborough when you go towards Ramsey. I mention it because you're from that part of the world. It was really flat!
On the way back (can't remember name of the place but between Te Aroha/Paeroa on way back towards Hamilton, it kept reminding me of the outskirts of Peterborough when you go towards Ramsey. I mention it because you're from that part of the world. It was really flat!
My house in UK is right on the edge of the fens. I lived in that area all my life.... I used to like it...it has strange kinda beauty all of its own. You can see just flat land for miles and miles in every direction. The fens sinks every year.... not sure by how much but its slowly getting lower and lower.
May 8th 2006, 8:07 am
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Re: What is this tree called?
Originally Posted by SarahB
Yes it is very flat there.....my dad wondered if it was a huge glacial valley many many years ago.
My house in UK is right on the edge of the fens. I lived in that area all my life.... I used to like it...it has strange kinda beauty all of its own. You can see just flat land for miles and miles in every direction. The fens sinks every year.... not sure by how much but its slowly getting lower and lower.
My house in UK is right on the edge of the fens. I lived in that area all my life.... I used to like it...it has strange kinda beauty all of its own. You can see just flat land for miles and miles in every direction. The fens sinks every year.... not sure by how much but its slowly getting lower and lower.
