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After living here 5 months, finally visited the botanic garden

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Did you go along the walking track that goes up the mountain behind the gardens? It's worthwhile, there's some really tall Lepidozamia hopei. That species is the tallest growing of all the Cycads.

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14 hours ago, tropicbreeze said:

Did you go along the walking track that goes up the mountain behind the gardens? It's worthwhile, there's some really tall Lepidozamia hopei. That species is the tallest growing of all the Cycads.

No, but I want to do that. I only had a small amount of free time. I leave for another work trip to Papua New Guinea soon, but when I get back, I want to explore the area more fully.

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On 16/06/2018, 04:20:31, Yunder Wækraus said:

No, but I want to do that. I only had a small amount of free time. I leave for another work trip to Papua New Guinea soon, but when I get back, I want to explore the area more fully.

Looks great mate, how are you finding the climate in Cairns? 

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Yunder,

How are the palms Down Under? I bet you and your family are having a magnificent time. All the best and Happy Fourth, bubba

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What you look for is what is looking

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On 7/5/2018, 12:31:59, bubba said:

Yunder,

How are the palms Down Under? I bet you and your family are having a magnificent time. All the best and Happy Fourth, bubba

I miss FL, but it’s beautiful here. I’ve been enjoying tropical sights I only dreamed about for years. 

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Keep us posted on your adventures beyond the Southern Cross!

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What you look for is what is looking

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