Children play in a pile of scrap plastic in a village in East Java, Indonesia, while their mother nearby spends the day picking through it for tiny pieces of cardboard to sell back to the paper mill.

That magical feeling lives on at Wythe Candy & Gourmet Shop in Williamsburg, Virginia – a wonderland where childhood memories come rushing back with every colorful display and sweet aroma.

Despite being native to tropical and subtropical climates, palm trees can be found in a wide range of habitats - yes, including the UK, where the weather can often be unpredictable. While they are ...

Here's how to make a cute basket for the base of your Christmas tree using just cardboard! #christmastreeskirt #christmasdecor 🎄 Check out more Christmas DIY crafts and projects here ...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Iraq has the highest number of palm trees and ranks fourth in date production globally, a ministry official said on Sunday. “As of 2025, the number of palm trees in ...

Just beyond the window of the Saguaro hotel, palm trees sway lazily in the breeze ... the Beaton burger — a succulent patty served in a cardboard box — before heading out to explore the ...

There are 44,000ha of macadamia trees in Australia and plantings have more than doubled in eight years. Seventy per cent of the national crop is now grown in Queensland and the remainder in NSW.

Many of Australia’s regional gardens have significant trees that were planted in the 19 th Century. Some of these are included on the National Trust Register of Significant Trees. Native to ...

A dead tree has been given a ‘blue lease on life’ at Greyhounds WA in Mandurah as part of an ongoing partnership between Racing WA and the Blue Tree Project. Retired greyhounds Lilac ...

Other stays include palm-fringed Bom Bom ... whether it’s a collection of rainforest tree houses in the Peruvian Amazon or a series of rustic-chic homestays in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Coastal expert Paul Burt has predicted Queenslanders will wake up to “downed trees” and power lines ... Gold Coast,” Mr Burt told Sky News Australia.

Peter Economos took his neighbours John and Angie Warden to the NSW Land and Environment Court seeking the removal of three trees planted along the rear boundary of the Warden’s Mount Warrigal ...