Grassy Head.

[foamy]

With help from Google.
There are lots of diferent types of pandanus.
The inland Northern Territory is mainly Pandanus spiralus.
The east coast ones are mainly Pandanus tectorius.

[Trev]

With help from Google.
There are lots of diferent types of pandanus.
The inland Northern Territory is mainly Pandanus spiralus.
The east coast ones are mainly Pandanus tectorius.

Yep. I've got a pic somewhere of the spiral growth but couldn't find it.
My first pic is a River Pandanus (Pandanus Aquaticus); the last is one of those spiral thingies but it's been through a fire.

[Wyre]

Scott's/Grassy Head- Awesome surfing, if you love fishing.

[ajohnsen]

Scott's/Grassy Head- Awesome surfing, if you love fishing.

Wow, just wow.

[steve shearer]

I go gaga over the flooded gums down there.

Mt Yarriabini is heaven.

Smmnntttlll do you have many mountain blue gums there?

[Beanpole]

There are now pandanus at South Bondi. Introduced of course but going very well. Heaps of interesting pandanus up at Port Douglas. Mostly cultivated ones.

My Yaranpingi has its own microclimate which is one of the reasons there are all those fruit stalls out on the highway as seen in MOTE.

[steve shearer]

those ones were at Palmers Island Yamba.

[Beanpole]

Fruit stalls?
Fair enough. Although the Director lives nearby.

[steve shearer]

I was keeping an eye out for him but no confirmed sighting.

[Wyre]

Scott's/Grassy Head- Awesome surfing, if you love fishing.

Wow, just wow.

See, if you'd written "Wow. Just, wow." I'd be feeling worried that I'd offended you in some way. As it is, with the comma after the first wow, I'm merely curious as to why you felt my comment warranted a WJW.