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Looma cooling off in the creek in the cattle drinking area in the center of our western boundary. Tara close to the camera
Pasture down the bottom, below the trees and running down to the creek boundary. There are two guava trees, a palm and a few Ipê trees growing on the left and central.
Pasture down the bottom of the land, below the trees and running down to the creek boundary. There are two guava trees growing on the right of photo. The clump of dark trees in the middle centre of the photo are on our south-west boundary corner. The swamp is over the rise in the centre of the photo. The trees to the left are growing on the steep part of the land. They are a mixture of species, but mostly Angico.
Down the bottom - on the rise in the middle of the bottom pasture, looking down to the swamp (right) towards the avocado and the small forest which grows on our land.
Looking north from the south-west corner of our property. Looking through the light tree-growth you can see the swamp.
Looking north from near the southwest corner of the land. Lower pasture foreground, swamp, more of the lower pasture, then the angico forest.
Up the top of our land under the pau d'alhio on the northern fenceline looking southwest. In foreground is the Teak tree, and pepper-tree. Behind them is the angico forest growing on the steep-sloping land between the top and bottom parts of our pasture.
Photo taken from near front gate showing house-paddock trees and fence. The man is installing chicken-wire to stop the dogs digging under the fence.
Photo taken from near front gate showing house-paddock trees and fence. Here you can see the Poinciana at the front gate which is 5 years old in this photo (about 6 meters high)
Looking down to the lower pasture. This is one of the main routes by which the cattle ascend and descend. Guava tree and forest to the left of photo
Looking up from the lower pasture. This is one of the main routes by which the cattle ascend and descend. Guava tree and forest to the right of photo
Photo taken from the middle of the lower pasture looking north. Our boundary is the clump of trees in middle centre of the photo. The Angico forest is to the right of photo
Looking south towards the centre of the lower pasture. Palm tree, 2 guave trees and several small Ipê amorelo trees
Top pasture taken from near the cattle drinking trough looking west> Pepper-tree, Eucalyptus, old Mango Bourbon and Angico trees
Looking west from the top pasture view of Water tower, avacado, pau brasil, bauhinia, orange and macadamia. Edge of dog-house and workshed on left. House roof visible under avacado. Concrete structure on right front of photo is the power sub-board for the work area and water pump
Looking southwest from top pasture. Water trough, Angicos, Palm trees, Schizolobium, and albizia on left edge of photo
Jaboticaba, Benjamin Fig, Avacado, Eucalyptus, Peppertree and house, and Workhouse from top pasture. Taken from near eastern edge of top pasture
Looking southwest from top pasture. Water trough, Angicos, Palm trees, Schizolobium, eucalyptus. Albizia on left edge of photo
Looking north along eastern edge of top pasture. Yellow Ipê in center of photo. The other trees are on neighbour's property (Sr. Jair Toso).
Telephoto showing half of the northern boundary (the tree-line on left of photo). Central is red cedar tree. Shows part of the middle pasture and a small part of the lower pasture
Telephoto of our neighbour's land (Sr. Jair Toso). On right side are the trees on our northern fenceline as in previous photo
Telephoto showing creek and our land to the east of the creek. About half of the lower pasture is visible in this photo. You can see the palm tree in the center of the photo. This palm tree has been visible in a number of other photos. You can also see the walk-way from the lower to the middle pasture in the center of our land, in the center of this photo
Telephoto showing half of the northern boundary (the tree-line on left of photo). Central is red cedar tree. Shows part of the middle pasture and a small part of the lower pasture
Top pasture (which is about 8 acres) looking south from northern fenceline. The house paddock fence is visible on right of photo
Top pasture (which is about 8 acres) looking south from northern fenceline. The house paddock fence is visible on right of photo
Top pasture (which is about 8 acres) looking south-east from northern fenceline towards forest on eastern side of the land
Telephoto showing house, middle pasture, part of northern fenceline (trees in a line) and a bit of the lower pasture. You can see where the big angico fell down in the angico forest (center right of photo). That tree used to be a favourite tree for sagui (very small monkeys). These sagui live in the forest down by the swamp most of the time and are very hard to see. There are other monkeys living in the big forest on our neighbour's land to the east and south of our land. We hear them sometimes but have never seen them. These are called bugil monkeys.
Looking from middle pasture to lower pasture over the angico forest where the big angico fell down recently (and where I have now planted a fruit tree (Sapoite) which the bats and sagui will love (and we will too if we get to eat the fruit before they do).
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing the walkway from the bottom pasture (front right), guava, small- and middle-sized bamboo with giant bamboo top-right. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing the walkway from the bottom pasture (front right), guava, bottom of the small- and middle-sized bamboo top-left. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing the trees which I have planted there - Teak, pepper-tree, 4 Ipê, jacaranda mimosiafolia, African Tulip Tree, etc. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing some of the trees which I have planted there - Teak, pepper-tree, 4 Ipê, jacaranda mimosiafolia, Poinciana (3), etc. Front gate is where the white utility is parked. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing some of the trees which I have planted there - Teak, pepper-tree, 4 Ipê, Jacaranda mimosiafolia, Poinciana (2), etc. Front gate is where the white utility is parked. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Telephoto of middle pasture, showing some of the trees which I have planted there - Teak, pepper-tree, 4 Ipê, Jacaranda mimosiafolia, Poinciana (2), Blue Cassia, etc. The telephoto has compressed the relative distances.
Photo taken from Sr. Jair Toso's land. Shows our north-west corner boundary corner, a small part of our northern boundary, and the creek (our western boundary). Also shows land on the other side of the creek, and ploughed land on the top horizon.
Photo taken from Sr. Jair Toso's land. Shows a small part of our northern boundary, and the creek (our western boundary). Also shows land on the other side of the creek, and ploughed land on the top horizon.
Photo taken from Sr. Jair Toso's land. Shows a small part of our northern boundary, and the creek (our western boundary). Also shows land on the other side of the creek, and ploughed land on the top horizon.
Photo taken from the creek in Sr. Jair Toso's land. Shows a small part of our northern boundary, and the house on the skyline.
