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xdechalain
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# Posted: 21 May 06 11:41
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The picture above was taken in Cambodia. One of the several temples lost in the forest of Sambor Prei Kuk.
Xavier
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Aitor
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# Posted: 21 May 06 11:44
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wow! but this tree has to have hundreds of years... really amazing!
Aitor G.
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Lizzy
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# Posted: 21 May 06 11:56
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Hi Aitor & others, here's my contribution ...
And I agree with Zoomfreaky, Woophy is so addictive, I enjoy it very much to see all those picture to learn from and get new ideas.
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Aitor
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# Posted: 21 May 06 11:59
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thanks lizzy for replying... i really like your pics... one is dark (seems a cloudy day) and the other is so light.... really like them. where were these pics taken?
Aitor G.
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xdechalain
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# Posted: 21 May 06 12:00
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The temple has hundreds of years (from 7th. century). The trees grow very fast there. It may have less than 1 hundred years. On Zoomfreaky's selection, the last tree is similar. It is in TA PHROM temple (13th. c.) in Siem Reap (Angkor) complex.
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Aitor
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# Posted: 21 May 06 12:03
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i will have to travel there, it seems a farytale... thanks for sharing it with us xavier!
Aitor G.
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Lizzy
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# Posted: 21 May 06 12:24
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Hi Aitor, my pics were taken on the Canarian island La Palma where I was for one week. The whole week it was very cloudy but at 2000 m high I could leave those clouds underneath me and enjoy the sun :)
The second pic shows the Canarian pine trees, they get water out of the air and provide the island with it. (think this is no good english but hope you'll understand...)
And Xavier, nice pics, thanks for all your comments, I will have a look at your collection now.
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Zoomfreaky
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# Posted: 21 May 06 12:57
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Going twice around the world and never leaving my chair. Thanx Xavier & Lizzy...
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Aitor
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# Posted: 21 May 06 13:12
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i had been in la palma too, but it was when i was young so i had no cam ;-) and of course no photos! ;-)
thanks lizzy!!
Aitor G.
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xdechalain
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# Posted: 23 May 06 22:58
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Hera are pictures in Daniel Tink's collection.
Xavier
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PanasoNic
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# Posted: 24 May 06 03:27
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Very nice idea , Aitor , and great responses ! Here is a photo that I took a few years ago @ Eastwoodhill Arboretum , the largest collection of Northern Hemisphere trees in the Southern Hemisphere, encompassing an area of over 150 hectares. More info about this wonderful place @ http://www.eastwoodhill.org.nz/ Regards , PanasoNic .
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Aitor
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# Posted: 24 May 06 09:25
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thanks a lot xavier and panasonic!
Aitor G.
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laura lizancos mora
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# Posted: 24 May 06 14:51
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Love this topic, AITOR, many thanks for discovering it for us!
(By the way, how are your exams going?) all the best!
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laura lizancos mora
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# Posted: 24 May 06 14:56
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(better alone than in polluted company!)
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Aitor
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# Posted: 24 May 06 16:16
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thanks laura for replying and also thanks for sharing your wonderfull pics with us... my exams? well, i think... jaajajja thanks again!
Aitor G.
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Zoomfreaky
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# Posted: 28 May 06 12:10
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Hi Aitor, found you another...
Photo by Tone de Cooman (becoming a real fan of this photographer)
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Aitor
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# Posted: 29 May 06 11:30
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like a lot it!! it's just great! colours are also very nice! i think that i'm becoming a fan too ;-)
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ergoe
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# Posted: 31 May 06 19:53
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On every hill at my place the farmer plants a "tilia cordata" when the first son is born. They are the symbol of our region.
this picture was taken in december while the sun was coming out after a foggy night
this shot is very similar to the one of Aitor and Xavier. They are by the way both very nice!
once again my tree in early spring
i like this forum so much as trees are one of my absolut favourites.
Erwin
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Aitor
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# Posted: 31 May 06 21:08
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thanks you so much erwin for replying and for sharing those great pics! thanks!
Aitor G.
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Bunny
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# Posted: 31 May 06 21:23
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@ Erwin: das find ich aber nu en schöni tradition! ich finde Linde hei so en glichmässigi form!
oops.... i just said that i like this tradition very much and the tilia has a beautiful shape...
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