Q Jacaranda trees in bloom A gazebo in New Farm Park, Brisbane Photograph: Heather McNeice Tallowood Ridge farm at Cedar Party, NSW. ‘My front yard at sunrise. One of the smaller jacarandas on our farm’ Photograph: Bob Pritchard At Wendy Whiteley’s ‘secret garden’ in Sydney’s Lavender Bay Photograph: Laura
Circular Quay, Sydney. ‘Gomi the shar pei enjoys the shade of the jacaranda tree at Sydney Harbour. Jacaranda’s the Violet Crumble of horticulture’ Photograph: Naomi Mount Lawley, Perth. ‘The jacaranda is in a quiet residential street ... They signal summer, my favourite time of year. Every time I see them in bloom, I burst in to song. There is something magical about their presence – probably that explosion of colour in contrast with the deep blue summer sky. Just beautiful’ Photograph: Jane Slater Flagstaff Gardens, Melbourne. ‘I pass by this tree on the way to work every morning, On this morning I admired the tree’s beautiful purple flowers and pondered about the two people siting on a bench below it, quite far apart from each other’ Photograph: Yao Goombungee, Queensland. ‘Jacaranda Day in Goombungee is traditionally held the first Saturday in November, and as part of the festival the trees are dressed to a theme along the roughly half-kilometre of duel carriage way of the main street’ Photograph: Peter
Brisbane, Queensland. ‘This is my family’s 80-plus-year-old jacaranda at our home in Brisbane. This photo was taken in the late afternoon, when sunset shines on the flowers’ Photograph: Lexie Ashgrove, Brisbane. ‘Taken on an early morning spring walk with my nine-year-old rescue dog, Charlie Thunderpaws’ Photograph: June Milton, Brisbane. ‘Fabulous colour combination. Use to bring dread when I was at school as it was always end-of-year exam time’ Photograph: Katie Langton Street in Banyo, Brisbane. ‘I walk past this beautiful tree every morning on my way to the station. It fills me with joy. There is something magical about jacarandas in bloom. The colour is so unlike other trees and transforms a tree that looks, let’s face it, pretty dull for the rest of the year. I love the purple carpet that collects under the tree’ Photograph: Supplied
The Gap, Brisbane. ‘The picture was taken just before a typical Brisbane summer afternoon storm. I planted the jacaranda as a seedling 26 years ago. It frames our street corner beautifully’ Photograph: Don Campbell Cracow, Queensland. ‘We were travelling and stopped to explore the town and have a drink at the pub. Jacarandas are everywhere in this unique old mining town. Jacarandas are my favourite tree’ Photograph: Kaye Jacaranda Avenue, Grafton. ‘The jacas are out in bloom between mid-October and mid-November’ Photograph: Kevin Dixon https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2020/nov/01/jacaranda-trees-in-bloom-photographs-from-guardian-australia-readers UQ
Ancient Science 古代科学 Q 40,000 year old fish trap in outback NSW http://nationalunitygovernment.org/content/ancient-site-australias-outback Fish Trap on the border of the two declared Independent Nations on NSW and Queensland border of the Murrawarri Republic and the Euahlayi Peoples Republic (Image: Andrew Hull) Enlarge ImageMural on the wall with other paintings at the Brewarrina site on the Border of Murrawarri and Euahlay nations Enlarge Image Fish Trap Portrait View View larger image Fishing at the Brewarrina Fish Traps UQ
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Circular Quay, Sydney. ‘Gomi the shar pei enjoys the shade of the jacaranda tree at Sydney Harbour. Jacaranda’s the Violet Crumble of horticulture’ Photograph: Naomi
Brisbane, Queensland. ‘This is my family’s 80-plus-year-old jacaranda at our home in Brisbane. This photo was taken in the late afternoon, when sunset shines on the flowers’ Photograph: Lexie
The Gap, Brisbane. ‘The picture was taken just before a typical Brisbane summer afternoon storm. I planted the jacaranda as a seedling 26 years ago. It frames our street corner beautifully’ Photograph: Don Campbell
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2020/nov/01/jacaranda-trees-in-bloom-photographs-from-guardian-australia-readers UQ
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40,000 year old fish trap in outback NSW http://nationalunitygovernment.org/content/ancient-site-australias-outback
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I think Australia should be large size enough to have more than one backyard!? Ha
Will post something about Ancient Science next time! 下次将发布有关古代科学的内容！