bromeliaceae
7 photos tagged bromeliaceae, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- florida
- spanishmoss
- tillandsia
- glasslanternslides
- statelibraryandarchivesofflorida
- tree
- tillandisausenoides
- recreation
- tillandsiausenoides
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- river
- man
- plants
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- orchids
- ferns
- automobiles
- dadecounty
- collectiong
- johnkunkelsmall
- rosshammock
- people
- palm
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Car full of orchids, ferns and bromeliads. from Florida Memory uploaded April 2014
Man holding a termite nest from The Field Museum Library uploaded January 2010
Oak and Spanish Moss in Louisiana from OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons uploaded July 2009
Man standing in river from Florida Memory uploaded February 2009
Rowing through a calm river bend from Florida Memory uploaded February 2009
Rear of the old Gregory house before it was moved: Ocheesee Landing, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2009
People walking through the forest from Florida Memory uploaded February 2009
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Rear of the old Gregory house before it was moved: Ocheesee Landing, Florida
from Florida Memory
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ShShShay said:
Wow! sets my mind wandering !
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Michael Scranton said:
very nice
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Black.Doll said:
Ah yes. Tallahassee, as if not really a part of Florida, but some other Deep South Antebellum land. Fabulous. Thank you mscrant1971 for sending me this.
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Black.Doll said:
Anyone know the fate/history of this place?
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Michael Scranton said:
I think the address is for the State library and archives ...Tallahassee. That was my first thought too.
Man standing in river
from Florida Memory
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Daniel Godwin said:
Any idea on the spatial context here? There are only so many rivers of this width with exposed limestone like that. Could be Aucilla in a lower stage or a few parts of the Suwannee; looks awfully narrow to be Big Shoals.