Day 398: November 2, 2025 – Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Sometimes something appears in front of me that takes my breath away. In our first port in Australia, it was this stunning Royal Poinciana tree at the Darwin Botanic Gardens. Also known as flame tree or flamboyant tree, the fiery orange-red flowers were at peak bloom.
9 responses to “Royal Poinciana”
That is definitely something to take your breath away! So many exotic things you have seen and allowed us to see. Thank you!
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Just curious if that was an option.
Thanks for the journey!
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Beautiful and colorful!
Just stunning! Ah, the beauty that exists…thanks for allowing me a glimpse.
beautiful… been missing you… glad to see you back
I LOVE Royal Poinciana Trees! They were prolific in South Florida. https://photos.app.goo.gl/GraUZg3sjbU1Hpav7
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I can see why it would take your breath away. It’s stunning. Will you be returning to Australia at a later date too?
Yes. We’ll be stopping in Cairns for a couple days, then spend several months in various Pacific islands, then return to Australia in February.