Hi all,
This publication is about a rainforest in Australia called the O' Reily’s. This rainforest is located in Lamington National Park, approximately two hours by road from Brisbane. In this place I could see a large variety of flora, including one kind of Araucaria from Chile, the liquen, etc. Something that was very interesting to me was a rare species of climbing plant that wrapped up the trees and killed them. After the trees rotted, all that was left was the hollow climbing plant (photo number 1).
I walked in the canopy with my friend Tim (photo 2 and 3), and his father and his cousin. The canopy is very similar than the Nahuelbuta Park in my region in Chile. In fact, both have a similar altitude of around 1000 meters above the level of the sea and have fresh air from the mountain allowing us to relax and enjoy nature.
Thanks Tim for inviting me there...I had a very nice time.
Above, some photos of the trip ;)
Bye.
Gerson.
Gerson.
3 comments:
Well, my dear cuñadito, the truth is that your English is very well, they are scarcely a few details those that arise at first sight, but that in nothing affect the translation.
Here a few tips...
I could saw --> I could see
incluided --> Included
And this part is a little strange for me, what did you want to say here?:
"a rare specie of creeper that wrapped up the tries killed its and then replaced its, to have adopted the shape of the tries."
I don't understand very well, something is in the wrong place a think.
And here
You put this:
"with a cool montain air for relax and enjoy in the nature".
But is more better like this:
"with a fresh air of mountain to relax and to enjoy the nature"
That is all, everything is just fine, your english is very good, and it is very exciting to see like, in a little time, you already speak the English good and rapidly, I have been a witness of your advance. Well Gersito, is still like that, you will learn very much, I congratulate you.
Hello my "sister" jeje... ññhhíaaaaáahhhh. The english blog version is very good, the links are very interesting and the photo with the Guru Guru parents (is it embalsamed? jjje)on your head is like the Steve Irwin adventure!
I hope that the animals in the photos are real and not a picture, the Bamby is very beautifull :)
The first photography is very stranged.. the australian animals are expert on perforation stuff!
see you in the skype later!
(ecaf fo kcid)
My love: I'm loveling for you
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