Noosa Meanders and foreshore flavours

Hi R
Time to warm you up with images from our holiday along the foreshores  north of Sydney.  Wish you were here to enjoy it. 
C

Foreshore flavours - pandanus fruit

So many foreshores to explore. This is another favourite - a glorious, reasonably challenging walk from Main Beach to Hell's Gate.

7-30 this morning - (no daylight saving in Qld)



Pandanus Palms - called 'the walking tree' by some with the
belief that they can move from one spot to the other



Found in some coastal areas in the subtropical Queensland
regions, and on Pacific Islands the segmented yellow fruit can be eaten raw or roasted
and tastes like banana. The leaves are used to flavour curries and rice.

Our destination - here I'm holding on tightly to the tree at
Hell's Gates



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May peace and balance be restored to mother earth and all who walk upon her

Hi R and others experiencing  the deep chill, or the floods,

Thought I'd warm you up with the photos of Crystal Palace in Mullumbimby which is in the subtropical north NSW coast.

Imagine a perfect day, with the air fragrant and caressing, and renew your spirit as you wander around the gardens.

Clara

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