This Picture was taken excaltly 5 years ago in Japanese Garden, Toowoomba.

I woke up at around 5am in the morning that day, and with my ex-housemate, we went to take photo from Baker St. to West St., to the Uni, then to the Japanese Garden using our bike. I still remember we have to park our bike outside the Japanese Garden.
“5 years or 1828 days are just like a blink of an eye.
We still can recall, imagine and feel,
the beautiful purple flower petals
showered the foot path,
creating a fantastic and comfortable view,
for everybody who go to the Japanese Garden,
for everybody who walk on the street.
That’s the place that we will visit again,
at the same place, in the same season.” - Colin & SiewPeng (c) 2007.

I always check the time on my camera to make sure it is accurate. I was 5:53am in the morning. I was at West St. taking the picture of this purple-flowered tree.
The air in the morning was still a bit cold, even though the spring is nearly to the end and the summer is on the way coming. It was November 2002.
My ex-housemate and I were on the Baker St. cycling and stop and cycling and stop. so that I could take the picture of these amazing trees. I want to thank him for accompanying me such early in the morning to go everywhere to take photo.

Purple-Flower-Showered Ground.

Red-Flowered Tree.
This tree is located in front of the recreation center of USQ at Baker St. The colour is as red as an apple. How nice if this type of tree were can be seen in Malaysia. Now I can only see it from the photo.
Can someone in Toowoomba please tell me how are these trees look like now? I miss them a lot. Please also tell me the name of these tree, I wrote their name somewhere before and lost it.



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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackThanks Cindy for telling me that the trees are called Jacaranda.
OMG!!! are all those purple flowers??? how about the leafs? does the trees have any green leaf on it?
The trees have green leafs. There were not much leaf during that season because the new leafs were just starting to grow. The flowers are too big also and cover all the leafs from outside view, that’s why we can see the whole tree become purple in colour.
In autumn and winter are different, it’s the leaf itself turn color and then the leafs drop.
simply breath-taking.
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