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The view down my street this evening. #sun #sunshine #sunset #sunsets #cloud #clouds #cloudsofinstagram #rain #rainclouds #landscape #landscapephotography #beautifulview #beauty #beautifulscenery #nature #naturelove #naturelover #naturelovers #lovenature #lovely #evening #sky #skies #dark #darksky #cali #socal #california

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I found this precious little treasure on the ground today ....the winds blew it out of the trees. #lovenature #tinytreasures #simplelifehappylife

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Give love to nature without expecting anything in return #nature #love #naturdetail #lovenature #sea #enjoyingpeaceinhispresence #peace #peaceofmind #photography

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Perderse en la Naturaleza es encontrarte a Ti Mismo 🌿🌿 #lovesedona #lovenature #love #earth #elpoderestaenti #avanza #evoluci� �n #vamos #coaching #elvirabarcala

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Kia ora whanau, we hope everyone is well and we just want to share some knowledge about one of our incredible Native Trees we are blessed to have here in Aotearoa, the Mighty Kauri. 'Kauri are among the world's mightiest trees, growing to over 50 m tall, with trunk girths up to 16 m, and living for over 2,000 years. Maori used kauri timber for boat building, carving and building houses. The gum was used as a fire starter and for chewing (after it had been soaked in water and mixed with the milk of the puha plant). Kauri forests are home to many other trees and plants including taraire, kohekohe, towai, Kirk’s pine, toatoa, tanekaha and rata, and a diverse understory of shrubs and other plants. In fact, because kauri live so long and their leaves are high in tannins, they modify the soil they live on, and create specialised habitats such as gumlands. Waipoua is home to Tane Mahuta, king of the forest and the largest remaining kauri tree in the country. The 1,500 year old Tane Mahuta is 51.5 m tall, with a girth of 13.77 m. The forests of Waipoua are vitally important refuges for threatened wildlife. The endangered North Island kokako and the North Island brown kiwi both live here. More abundant are the kukupa/kereru (New Zealand wood pigeon), fantail, pied tit, tui, grey warbler, shining cuckoo and kingfisher. Another distinctive creature is the large and very handsome kauri snail, a carnivore which feeds mainly on earthworms, slugs and soft-bodied insects.' Peace love and prosperity to all www.greenaura.nz #greenaura #naturesmedicine #nature #lovenature #handcrafted #allnatural #madeinaotearoa #madewithlove #naturalremedies #kauri #knowledge #aotearoaentrepreneurs #supportsmallbusiness #sustainourenvironment #maintainourenvironment