Concerning July and September, the Australian Red Cedar comes into new leaf. This plant is a deciduous mahogany which has a thirty day period or two with out leaves in the dead of winter. This is the most very well regarded and famed of the Australian rainforest trees. Close to 150 a long time ago,… Continue reading Australian Red Cedar (Toona ciliata)
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Red Cedar (Toona cilitata)
The new red leaves are just one of the most renowned sights in Australian rainforests in the late winter season and early spring. Occurring proper now. The Australian Pink Cedar is coming into new leaf. A deciduous mahogany which has a thirty day period or so with out leaves in the dead of winter. All… Continue reading Red Cedar (Toona cilitata)
“The Metropolitan Railway” by John Betjeman (1906-1984)
(Baker Street station buffet) Early Electric powered! With what radiant hope Adult men formed this numerous-branched electrolier, Twisted the flex around the iron rope And let the stunning vacuum globes hang distinct, And then with hearts the abundant contrivance fill’d Of copper, beaten by the Bromsgrove Guild. Early Electrical! Sit you down and see, ’Mid… Continue reading “The Metropolitan Railway” by John Betjeman (1906-1984)