A Photo Every Day from the Sunshine Coast - Australia

Saturday, 7 June 2008

Norfolk Pine



Norfolk Island Pines are natives of Norfolk Island, but some time a hundred years ago or more, someone decided that they'd make a perfect Australian beach tree, and so they became part of our beach vernacular.

They are quite large, iconic trees, but pale into insignificance beside some of our man-made icons!

Pt Cartwright
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MmeBenaut said...

I love Norfolks. We have several beach suburbs down here where the roads are paved with Norfolk Island pines. I remember as children we would use the dropped foliage as swords in play fencing! Such fun. I know this building too, well I've seen it anyway.

bitingmidge said...

I'm going to have to get a bit more off the beaten track to show you places you haven't been!

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