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16/05/2022 by Anne

PATTERNS – SPIKES

Humans are not the only ones to use spikes of one kind or another for protection:

Posted in Animals, Buildings, patterns, trees, Wild flowers | Tagged aloes, cattle, fences, thorns | 29 Comments
23/04/2022 by Anne

PATTERNS IN THE KAROO NATIONAL PARK

The first pattern is that of thatch covered with wire netting to protect it from monkeys and birds:

Cracked mud in a dip next to the road:

A brick wall:

Remnants of an old stone wall:

Thorns:

Dry grass blowing in the wind:

Posted in Buildings, Game Reserves, Indigenous vegetation, patterns | Tagged grass, thorns, walls | 28 Comments

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