The dam in the park the Prof planted almost 20 years ago
at this time of year reflects mainly tones of green,
sculls race.
Enlarge if you like.
Do click on the Logo and look into many mirrors enhancing reality.
Showing posts with label Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Park. Show all posts
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Sunday, June 19, 2011
TODAY'S FLOWERS ~ Pincushion Hakea
Hakea laurina, the pincushion Hakea, at present flowering in
great profusion in our park. One of the many endemic flowering
plants we planted some 18 years ago that have grown to large
mature shrubs feeding both birds and bees.
unfurl to their beautiful pom-poms.
TODAY'S FLOWERS is sponsored by Luiz Santilli Jr., click on
the Logo to join or just enjoy the great flower show.
Monday, October 20, 2008
MY WORLD Tuesday ~ 1
My thanks to Tom, Sandy, Imac, Klaus, Ivar,
Wren and Fishing Guy for not only dreaming
up this site, but also implementing it for all our
enjoyment.
For some time I have been wanting to post on
why I live, where I live and this gives me the
perfect opportunity.
We live in our own little paradise, with the full moon
rising over the road less travelled, these old Eucalyptus
trees form the gateway to our farm on both sides.
Ours is a tranquil valley with no one looking over
our shoulder, and people coming here for any
reason find it hard to leave because it feels so
peaceful here.
As you can see, when we BBQ we don't skimp
on the meat.
Every dog can enjoy her day rounding up sheep
or coming for a ramble through the wild wood
a gentle place where children can live their
fantasies and dreams
with nostalgia for lost homelands in the Northern
Hemisphere evident in the division of the park my
husband planted 15 years ago and has coseted into
existance in this harsh climate. Half is planted to
native Australian, and the other half to vegetation
north of the snow line towards the top of the globe.
A view through the autumnal birches towards
the barn and farm house
The pond in the park in a good year, now a distant
memory, when the the grandchildren could take
flying leaps from the little jetty on the other side
My favourite view, from our garden down to the
main farmhouse where our daughter and three
of our grandchildren live. Love wears rose
coloured glasses.
Wait for the next exiting episode next week
God willing.
For other exciting stories or perfect places
click on the MY WORLD logo to the right.
Wren and Fishing Guy for not only dreaming
up this site, but also implementing it for all our
enjoyment.
For some time I have been wanting to post on
why I live, where I live and this gives me the
perfect opportunity.
We live in our own little paradise, with the full moon
rising over the road less travelled, these old Eucalyptus
trees form the gateway to our farm on both sides.
Ours is a tranquil valley with no one looking over
our shoulder, and people coming here for any
reason find it hard to leave because it feels so
peaceful here.
As you can see, when we BBQ we don't skimp
on the meat.
Every dog can enjoy her day rounding up sheep
or coming for a ramble through the wild wood
a gentle place where children can live their
fantasies and dreams
with nostalgia for lost homelands in the Northern
Hemisphere evident in the division of the park my
husband planted 15 years ago and has coseted into
existance in this harsh climate. Half is planted to
native Australian, and the other half to vegetation
north of the snow line towards the top of the globe.
A view through the autumnal birches towards
the barn and farm house
The pond in the park in a good year, now a distant
memory, when the the grandchildren could take
flying leaps from the little jetty on the other side
My favourite view, from our garden down to the
main farmhouse where our daughter and three
of our grandchildren live. Love wears rose
coloured glasses.
Wait for the next exiting episode next week
God willing.
For other exciting stories or perfect places
click on the MY WORLD logo to the right.
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