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Palm Avenue

colin Peters

By colin Peters
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colin Peters Grand Master

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Always liked this rightly named Ave. at my boys school in Honolulu. Not sure of the age of them, but they are quite tall. 

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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Those look like Roystonea regia.

Magnificent!

Maybe 70 years old? What school is it?

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colin Peters Grand Master

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Punahou, 175 yrs old this year.

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doranakandawatta Grand Master

doranakandawatta

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1 hour ago, colin Peters said:

Punahou, 175 yrs old this year.

Is 175 years the age of the school or the age of the palms? 

Comparing with Peradeniya Royal palms avenue, I would say the trees are less than 100 years. beautiful avenue !

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

colin Peters Grand Master

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Sorry, the school is 175. There are quite a few Royals like this throughout Honolulu. Beautiful and stately, but must take a big

effort to clean. 

 

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kwtimo Proficient

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There are still some patches in Homestead, Fl that have this look to them. It is a very cool look.  Maybe Jody can post a picture?

 

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Matthew92 Veteran

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Just happened on this beautiful sight in streetview. Hollywood, FL

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colin Peters Grand Master

colin Peters

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Nice, Looks like there is one for every house. Thanks for sharing

 

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