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Showing content with the highest reputation on 10/29/2020 in Posts

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    ozjohn
    Poinciana tree, delonix regia from Madagascar and even more spectacular than the jacaranda. It thrives in Queensland but not in Sydney as it is tropical in its requirements. I have seen them flowering in Egypt and often you can see them in the background in the TV series Death in Paradise. These trees flower in December.
  3. 3 points
    ozjohn
    Photo of a Jacaranda tree taken a week or so ago at Laidley Qld. Jacarandas flower in Oct/November and mark the start of the exam period at High Schools and Universities.
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    Paddy
    This one was outside my window when I was stationed in Hong Kong in the 1980s:
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    1949threepence
    Pleased to say I have now managed to get one paired with OT. So now have the type in both PT & OT. They are really not easy to find, but wasn't ID'd as one by the seller - a lesser known type perhaps:-
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    Rob
    I think it is safe to say I couldn't live with that. It's like virtually every other rarity when it comes to regular currency coins. Once the variety is documented, a handful appear in reasonably quick time.
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    rooneydog
    That's the 6th and the worst I know of.





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