At Bunya Mountains National Park the Bunya Pines, with their distinctive shape and height, stand out against the ever-changing sky.
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The Eternal Traveller 
beautiful……
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Thank you. 🙂
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Very shapely trees. 🙂
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They are quite distinctive.
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What a lovely variety of pine trees. My sons name Oren, is Hebrew for pine! Beautiful.
Peta
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Does he love the trees as much as you do?
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Beautiful!
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They are very distinctive.
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Those trees have the most interesting shape. Love them. 🙂
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Aren’t they beautiful. No good for a backyard garden though because of their size.
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The Bunya Mountains National Park seems so awe-inspiring, Carol. Are there any good hiking trails there?
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This 4 km walk is a good one and there are several others, both longer and shorter.
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What beautiful trees, I’ve never seen one before!
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Ting, the bunya pines are native to Australia and only grow in a few places. They are lovely trees.
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Superb capture, Carol. Love the changing colours of the sky. 🙂
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We often see lovely sunsets up in the mountains. It’s a spectacular place.
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Lucky you. Our house faces north/south, so we don’t see the setting sun. It’s a blessing really, as in our other house which faced east/west, we had a problem with blinding sunsets on the water. Can’t win really. 🙂
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Our home is at the top of a ridge so we have nice views over the city, lovely sunrises and sunsets and we also make the most of the northern sun in winter. It comes right into our living area. Best of both worlds.
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That sounds wonderful. Unfortunately there aren’t any ridges in Florida. It’s flat as a pancake. 😰
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They’re like an expanded version of the umbrella pines that I love. 🙂 🙂 I like the night time shot.
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That night sky was after sunset but before it got really dark. There are no street lights or external lights out there so when it’s dark, it’s really dark.
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They are very eye catching trees.
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Those silhouettes are stunning especially against the dark blue sky.
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I love that sky after the sun sets. It’s such a deep colour.
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Very atmospheric Carol.
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It’s so beautiful up there, Denzil. It’s one place we really love taking international visitors to. Hint hint! 🙂
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If I was a traveller, I would take the hint Carol, for sure!
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You could do it in stages! It’s not that far…
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Such fabulous silhouetttes. Beautiful!
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Thanks Sue. They are majestic trees.
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Wow! What beautiful trees! 🙂
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They really are.
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