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19th March: Exbury Photo Album

by Peter Taylor · Published 20/03/2024 · Updated 20/03/2024

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[01] Tulip Tree Near Entrance (IMG 5885)
[02] Approaching The Main Drive (IMG 5886)
[03] Strange Tulip Tree Off The Main Drive Just Over The Bridge (IMG 5887)
[04]. Some Of The Cheery Trees Are In Flower! ( IMG 5891 )
[05] The Daffodil Meadow (IMG 5892 )
[06] Lichen Growth (IMG 5893 )
[07] Going Down Towards The Bottom Pond ( IMG 5895 )
[08] At The Bottom Pond ( IMG 5898 )
[09] At The Bottom Pond ( IMG 5899 )
[10] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5901 )
[11] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5903 )
[12] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5904 )
[13] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5905 )
[14] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5906 )
[15] This Pheasant Did Not Seem Worried About Me ( IMG 5908 )
[16] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks ( IMG 5909 )
[17] Walking Back Via The Camellia Walks (IMG 5910 )
[18] Towards The Main Drive ( IMG 5916 )
[19] The Orchid And Lachenalias Display In The 5 Arrows Gallery ( IMG 5919 )
[20] The Orchid And Lachenalias Display In The 5 Arrows Gallery ( IMG 5922 )
[21] The Orchid And Lachenalias Display In The 5 Arrows Gallery ( IMG 5923 )
[22] I Sneeaked A Peak In This Kitchen Garden (?) Greenhouse (IMG 5924)
[23] The Sakura (ornamental Cherry Blossom) Project (IMG 5925 )
[24] Sakura Project Yoshino Cherry ( IMG 5928 )
[25] Magnolia "Atlas" ( IMG 5930 )
[26] The Cherry Trees Near The Dragonfly Pond Aren't In Flower Yet ( IMG 5931 )
[27] Searching For The "River Of Gold" ( IMG 5932 )
[28] Searching For The "River Of Gold" ( IMG 5933 )

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