Korumburra
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This tree features in John’s garden in Korumburra. After visiting the Cedar we went to his garden to continue shooting the magnificant. It was John who planted this one!
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The Cedar of Lebanon. This is John who has climbed to visit this tree for the second time. The last time was 25 years ago and he has watched this tree over the years. He has planted his own garden including exotic trees ‘but this is a rare and special one’ he says.
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I think i’m going to start a “Living Landmark Series’. This tree has a story. A good friend of mind had visited this tree 25 years ago and this week-end he organised for me to venture with him to see this Living Landmark. This is a ‘Cedrus libari’ or known as a Lebanon Cedar. A tall long lived Cedar with spreading branches that grows in Lebanon & Turkey. Quite a rare tree for Australia. It was his second visit and my first, although i can see this tree from my backyard perched below ‘Cook’s Hill’ in Korumburra in South Gippsland Australia. It is estimated that this tree is around 100 years old planted around the same time as the Korumburra Botanical Gardens somewhere around 1910-1920.
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The Weeping Birch is a real winner! In summer these beauties act as mini air conditioners. I’ve spent many summers resting in the cool shade under this one or the many others that feature in ‘Howells Garden’ John’s Korumburra garden paradise.
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I wonder if there is any more of these trees perched high on a hill in South Gippsland. The Cedar of Lebanon certainly has made it’s mark here.
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'She Used To Be A First Class Lady'-Korumburra, Victoria, Australia, 2009
by Michael KienhuisUS$4.66–US$106.40
Old train carriage Korumburra Railway Station, Korumburra March 2009 /
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Image taken at Korumburra Railway Station in Victoria. No 3 of 8.
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No 6 of 8, of Korumburra Station series.
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Photo taken at Korumburra Railway Station in Victoria.
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Lately whenever i go driving around South Gippsland i make sure i take different roads as i’m always searching for the beautiful trees that are hidden throughout this area. / Shot near Inverloch in South Gippsland, Victoria Australia March 2008.
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highlighting the recent earthquake activity in this area.
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No 7 of 8, Korumburra Station series.
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No 8 and final in this Korumburra Series, hope you have enjoyed these, probably to many in this series which I got carried away thanks for viewing, commenting and favoring some these images am very grateful for this cheers everone.
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This tree has holes and nooks that come alive at night. Photographed at / Korumburra Botantical Gardens February 18th 2009 /
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The magic of clouds always amazes me. Shot outside my window in Korumburra 2009.
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Taken at Korumburra Railway Station in Victoria, image No 2.
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Photo taken at Korumburra Railway Station in Victoria, No4 of 8.
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Photo Taken at Korumburra Station in Victoria, No 5 of 8.
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The streetscape of Korumburra Victoria took a soaking this weekend. Just fantastic
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Gum Trees photographed in the Korumburra Botanical Gardens April 2008
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Korumburra 2009
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I don’t usually follow storms however the blackness and approaching thunder made me jump in the car. Looking back towards Korumburra from the high road near Ruby, i shot this image 14th March 2009 around 11.30am. / / OTHER KORUMBURRA IMAGES SOUTH GIPPSLAND /
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Shot in Leongatha & Korumburra South Gippsland Victoria Australia 2nd May 2009 /
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