Tropical Inchland
Located in the stem of an Arabian Oil Palm. What looks like stone walls are really the remains of trimmed fronds. Sign in to see full entry.
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I'm doubtful the events of my life will be of great general interest, but I'd like to share a little more of me to the several of you on Blogit I've come to feel are real friends, and the many I imagine are potentially real friends. We'll see how it works out. ______________________ all my words and images posted on Blogit are copyright 2005-present, all rights reserved.
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