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English: A mature Giant water gum (Syzygium francisii), one of the Lilly pilly species, spread its branches over Sawpit Creek, in the Border Ranges National Park. It dropped prodigious quantities of fruit, which floated down stream and collected in beautiful pink rafts, such as this. |
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| Author | Stephenpratt |
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