Welcome to my World
You don't have to be an expert to love the travel life. A little interest would do.
Mine started in the early days while growing up in the Caribbean.
Today, my interest
continues in my frequent visits abroad, appreciating the best of city and country life, from trees and plants to art and other creative experiences.
Many of the photographs here, come from some of these visits. Others
come from my own collection of plants in London.
Included are a travelog of destinations, and artpics , of course.
Enjoy the website.
And please do feel free to offer any kind of feedback , if you wish.

日本へようこそ そしてあなたの訪問を楽しみなさい
Visiting Japan
http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/ http://www.uk.jal.com/en/
http://travel.webshots.com/album/571128200xHGjya
Plants on Sale ebay http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/kaowinston
The beautiful flower of the hylocereus undatus which can span up to thirty centimetres long
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Paris has a new museum: Musee du quai Branly
Plants to Grow
Name the plants below. (Answers Below)
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Gardens to Go
Botanical gardens which are worth visiting.
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Gardens: http://huntington.org/ http://www.rbgkew.org.uk http://www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de
Teotihuacan and Meso-American Culture
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On The Move:
Recently I returned from a trip to Trinidad and Tobago . Below are some of the garden photographs taken from my tour around the islands.
http://www.gotrinidadandtobago.com/home/home.php POUI
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Plants to Grow
ORCHIDS possess some of the most beautiful flowers in the world. They also as a group constitute one of the largest species of plants. At a rough guess, they probably number above 60,000 species. Although their origins are definitely from the wild, they have become probably one of the home's most decorative plants. For people in the tropics they are still an easy hobby to maintain. For the rest of us, growing orchids need a lot of patience, and of course we have to invent the light and temperature which are absolutely needed for their survival. To grow species of these plants is an interesting challenge.
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Plants to Grow
MAMMILLARIAS
Easily one of the largest cactaceae group with over 250 species, mammallarias are very popular with the general public. Although variable, most of these plants conform to being small and globular in appearance. This usually makes them acceptable hobby plants. Their ability to bloom early, those colourful rings of flowers, also add to their appeal. They are found generally through tropical Americas, especially in Mexico and the southern US.
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(aeonium pereskia crassula euphorbia sinningia) (aloe opuntia mammallaria pachypodium uncarina) (agave chieridopsis aloe dasylirion aeonium)

Created by winston james February 2010 All photos are copyrighted to WJ