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EK the Urban Yeti Admires Eucalyptus rudis' drive to regrow after damage John George Walk Trail Viveash MVI_0823
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While I'm not certain, I think this gum tree, is Eucalyptus rudis, common throughout the southwest of Western Australia, especially near water. Like so many eucalyptus species, it is determined to regrow after a storm tore away a massive branch. Hats off to nature's drive to repair and increase.
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