I'm fascinated by the trees in New Zealand. They are such different shapes than trees in the Western United States. On our trip to Stewart Island I had time to take lots of pictures of trees, so here are a few of them. I'm slowly learning the names. The first one is a cabbage tree, which is very common and usually not as big as this one. The second and third pictures are the kind of eucalyptus trees that comes from Australia, a different species than the one that grow in Northern California. They are viewed as a pest tree here, but I like them. The fourth one is a tree fern. The last photo was taken in Invercargill, the town on the South Island that is the jumping off place to Stewart Island. There's a cool tower in the background.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
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