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9 eastern Carolina pics
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Posted by dixieboy (My Page) on Sat, Nov 14, 09 at 15:41
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RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| Nice pics again, I enjoyed them. Palms seem to do very well in coastal north carolina. Good luck, hope Ida's remenants didnt cause too much trouble! |
RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| Makes me homesick. I'm actually from Charleston. |
Tropical7
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| Thanks, glad you enjoyed the pics. About 7" of rain, stiff NNE winds & higher than normal tides but no real problems. |
Josephine
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| Thanks, good ole Charleston, southern charm at it's finest! |
RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| I would NEVER tire of your photos! EVER! I love seeing them! =o) |
Plantguy
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| Well thank you, lets see, what else can i come up with here!! lol |
RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| I really enjoy photos, I'm sure everyone appreciates them! I have always been intrigued by coastal North Carolina, was so beautiful when I visited in 2006 while I lived in Virginia Beach. |
Walkingthefrog
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| Thank you & glad you enjoyed the photos. |
RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| Dixieboy, do you ever see any Phoenix palms in your area? They're getting common down here closer to the beach, but where I'm at (50 miles inland - 8a/8b border) I have only spotted two. I'm going to try to get some pics of them. |
Treehugger
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| Phoenix in NC are found strickly on the immediate coast & mostly from hatteras southward, here on the inner coast they don't stand much of a chance. The ones that i do see are cidp's & wondering if the true dates wouldn't do real good in the sandy areas near the coast. |
RE: 9 eastern Carolina pics
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| This is the smaller Phoenix palm I spotted. It's growing at the very tip of the FL panhandle about a mile from the AL state line (notice it's growing amongst some pecan trees). I don't know how long it has been there but I will keep an eye on it throughout the winter. The other one is in the town of Brewton, AL and it's a good bit taller than this one. Looks like it has been there awhile too. Sorry for the crappy pics but I was driving ;) 
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Treehugger
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| The only trouble with that situation is that they tend to darwf the smaller dwellings & smaller yards also. Thanks |
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