A colourful end

Something colourful for the last entry in Becky’s July squares.

At the end of a rainbow

For Becky’s squares.

Near Cradle Mountain, in Tasmania, is Enchanted Forest Walk. The scenery on this 1.6km trail is worthy of the name … More

The tall Mountain Ash trees of Mount Donna Buang, in the Alps of Victoria, were a sawyers dream when they … More

Not the sole province of mathematics, tree diagrams go as far back as 1296 and have been used to organise … More

The Corymbia aparrerinja, or ghost gum, usually grows to 15m. Our star, or square, here, has been measured at 33m … More

In 1983, Australia’s infamous Ash Wednesday II saw more than 180 fires sweep across South Australia and Victoria, in winds … More

For Becky’s squares challenge.

For Becky’s challenge I decided to look up the trees I’ve looked up.

For Becky’s squares, the Georgian-style St Luke’s church, 1836, whose entrance is flanked by a couple of imposing pines. The church … More