The top photo above was taken on the grounds of the Capitan Suizo Resort, located on the beach in Tamarindo. That explains why there is a spotlight on the tree. The lower photo was taken on the grounds of the Cala Luna Resort in the Playa Langosta area of Tamarindo.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Are walking roots nocturnal?
The top photo above was taken on the grounds of the Capitan Suizo Resort, located on the beach in Tamarindo. That explains why there is a spotlight on the tree. The lower photo was taken on the grounds of the Cala Luna Resort in the Playa Langosta area of Tamarindo.
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It is a very unusual plant! Thanks for both photos for comparison.
I still think these are the most unusual trees. I like the way this one is lit up at night.
This one of the most amazing things 'the tropics' have to show! If I lived there I surely had to have one and would mark the ground to see how long does it take to change place! :-)
What an amazing tree!
Very strange question. It almost made my hair stand on end =)
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