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PMR-D8625 Chile. Santiago: Aloe dichotoma (?) on Santa Lucia Hill. Keywords: South America, Latin America, botany, flora and fauna, trres
PMR-D0976 Myanmar, Bagan: a pair of bearers with a gong, in the grounds of Alo-pyi Paya on the North Plain of Bagan. Keywords: Buddhist, Burma, religious, colourful, architecture, picturesque, temples
PMR122K-23 Thailand, Pattaya, Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden and Resort: aloe wall. Keywords: holiday resort, Siam, seaside, picturesque, temples, Buddhist, sunshine, night life, beach
PMR122K-22 Thailand, Pattaya, Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden and Resort: aloe wall. Keywords: holiday resort, Siam, seaside, picturesque, temples, Buddhist, sunshine, night life, beach
PMR035K-16 Namibia, Keetmanshoop: One of the largest specimens in the "quiver tree forest" among the rocks of the "Giants' Playground". Keywords: wild life, botany, succulents, flora, giant aloes
PMR035K-15 Namibia, Keetmanshoop: Flowers on a "quiver tree" (giant aloe) with visiting sun bird. Keywords: nature, flora and fauna, botany, wild life
PMR072K-34 Spain, Lanzarote, Guatiza: "Jardin de Cactus", a cactus garden formed out of an extinct volcanic crater by César Manrique. It contains some 10,000 cacti of about 1000 different species, many flowering, as well as a restored windmill of the traditional local type. Here: a profusely flowering Partridge-Breast Aloe (Aloe variegata). Keywords: Canary Islands, volcanic, leisure, holidays, sunshine
PMR571-04 Namibia: Namib Naukluft National Park: Euphorbia namarona shelters a small aloe plant.
PMR569-03 Namibia: The "Quiver Tree" (Aloe dichotoma), really a giant aloe, stores water in its pulpy stems. Trees among the rocks in the "Giants' Playground" near Keetmanshoop. Flowers are a favourite nectar source for sunbirds.
PMR569-02 Namibia, Keetmanshoop: The "Quiver Tree" (Aloe dichotoma), really a giant aloe, stores water in its pulpy stems. A tree in full flower in the "Giants' Playground" near Keetmanshoop. Flowers are a favourite nectar source for sunbirds.
PMR569-01 Namibia, Keetmanshoop: The "Quiver Tree" (Aloe dichotoma), really a giant aloe, stores water in its pulpy stems. One tree out of about 300 in the "Giants' Playground" near Keetmanshoop. Flowers are a favourite nectar source for sunbirds.

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