Under the boabab trees.
Nxai Pan.
Baines Baobabs.
Follow the track.
In the Nwetwe Pan.
Beds are ready:)
Overnight camp.
African Sundown.
At the fireplace
First stars.
Under African skies.
Tree of life.
Ju/Hoansi San people.
Open air kitchen.
San woman.
Lost in thoughts.
Little San boy.
Advent .
............closer
..........and closer.
Mein Adventkranz.
O Tannenbaum O Tannenbaum
A child is born.
Upside down:)
Planet Baobab.
The visitors.
Birdflight at sunset.
The patriarch.
African sunrise in pink.
Vita mortuorum in memoria est posita vivorum.
A mokoro trip.
Hippopotamus amphibius.
Hippotrails.
Salt island.
From above 2.
From above:)
Go! Go!
Scary.
The art of surviving:)
Cyperus papyrus.
Ceryle rudis.
Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis.
Egretta ardesiaca.
Haliaeetus vocifer.
Deep blue water.
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Growth rings
BAOBAB trees produce faint growth rings, probably annually, but they are not reliable for aging specimens, because they are difficult to count and may fade away as the wood ages. Radiocarbon dating has provided data on a few individuals of A. digitata. The Panke baobab in Zimbabwe was some 2,450 years old when it died in 2011, making it the oldest angiosperm ever documented, and two other trees — Dorslandboom in Namibia and Glencoe in South Africa — were estimated to be approximately 2,000 years old.[7]
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Thank you for the interesting note.
ciao !
Gran foto !!!
Thank you for the note and information .
Sriking!
Thank you very much for sharing and for the interesting information, Annemarie
merci pour cette superbe macro
Very interesting facts to the pic of that very old tree!
and thank you for the explanations
A fascinating narrative too :-)
You asked about Pam--she is recovering slowly...it didn't help that she had a hard fall a week ago which has set her back some, but she's making slow progress. There is a note I added in the group Pictures for Pam: www.ipernity.com/group/2420454
Beautiful captured - I like the textures!
Annemarie club has replied to Adriana Grecuthanks a lot for sharing
I had kept in mind that sequoias were the champions of this cathegory... but not !
an interesting detail and explanation
ciao, Hubs
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