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Sunrise in a pond.
Promising cumulus building up over our road.To enjoy many more skies around the world,
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About Me
- Arija
- At present South Australia
- Ancient as time, favourite tree: the oak, animal: the wolf, flower: Anemone hepatica, place: a forest near water.Bird: too numerous to name,camera permanently grafted to hand, lover of light, nature, the sea, mountains, deserts,all forests, musing on the essence of being,loving all things great and small, caring for this wonderful planet of ours.
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Approaching storm
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Kip
faithful hound protecting ute from cows
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who says spring's not on the way?
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In my Mt.Lofty garden
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Sheep in home paddock
Didn't know how else to tell you that I loved your post on my blog about the rainwater. Wow...huge water holding tanks. Some folks around here have 1000 gallon tanks for storage of water from a low yielding well, but yours far outweighs that. With the weather patterns the way they are we have not had the rains we normally have, however, I sometimes feel our rain barrels are inadequate as a big rain (such as we just had from tropical storm Fay) fills them quickly and the rest is simply wasted. As my gardens and my need for watering increases I'm working on ways to capture more of the rain. The condensation idea worked because we had not had rain for over 3 weeks and my rain barells were empty. I love that you have been able to live on rainwater. I think your idea is a good one even for the cities around here. Of course, I also think solar power should be used more often and our dependence on oil must be ended...but I'm not seeing that happend anytime soon. Anyway, sorry for the long post..just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your posts.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic shots!!! I love the colors in the sunrise reflected in the pond, and the background is awesome... a little walkway or bridge... precious, and I certainly love the cumulus... :O)
ReplyDeleteThese look like skies in dreams! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely way to present a sunrise! Wonderful photos of both sunrise and cumulus cloud!
ReplyDeleteOh my. The sky is so blue and the clouds so white. It must be a perfectly clean environment with no pollution.
ReplyDeleteSee my SkyWatch post here > Canon Pixels
wonderful photos. the 1st one is my favorite
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. I especially like the one of the sunrise reflection in the pond. We have had clouds build up too but still not rain - maybe this week-end!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sunrise. Lovely
ReplyDeletewow! Perfect catch for Skywatch! Mine's up too hope you can drop by.... Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThose trees - poplars (?) turn the lower picture into something truly special.
ReplyDeleteAmazing distribution of water..
ReplyDeleteDxx
arija, wonderful pictures again. How do you do it? What magic is afoot?
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't mind but I've given you an 'I love your Blog'award. It's at my place if you'd like to pick it up.
Blessings to you.
Wonderful shots. The first one is WOW!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the road runs towards the sunshine!
ReplyDeleteIf you did enable the "feeds" option in settings, it would be easier to know when you update your blog. These are beautiful and somehow restful photos. I needed that today..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post! You definitely have a talent for catching shots perfectly! Well done...
ReplyDeleteOh I did find a feed..sorry about my mistake...
ReplyDeleteThese are exceptional! I love the reflection in the first one - amazing. The clouds in the second are my favourite kind and this landscape is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by my bridges post and leaving such lovely, lovely comments.
Nice shots. I especially love the second one. That tree makes it!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I found the "feed". My mistake. My day..just a another rainy day of which we have had too many and a parent who has now become more of the child than the parent...the usual stuff...Thank you for asking. It was very sweet of you..
ReplyDeleteBoth exquisite and enchanting.
ReplyDeletewow I love the reflection in the first one...
ReplyDeletei love both the photos but that first one is spectacular with the reflection on the water great shot
ReplyDeleteDramatic sunrise. Happy SF.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and a beautiful blog!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're right about flying in PNG We used to live in the Star Mts over near Irian Jaya and boy flying around there in small planes was very hairy!!!!
These are beautiful photos. I love the reflections in the pond in the first one and those clouds are just lovely in the second.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit and the comment. Adelaide? We're practically neighbours.
ReplyDeleteYour first shot is stunning. Some great work on this blog.
Do keep in touch.
thanks for the information about the fire on the mountains (you really were clever to be able to pick out the fire better than i could!)
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed you blog and its lovely photographs.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections are perfect.
I have added you to my favourites for visiting.
Thank you for your visit and comment on Scotland.
gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful countryside and the fluffy clouds are so peaceful looking. Also the reflection in the water is lovely. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos! Very inviting!
ReplyDeleteWhen cumulus clouds look "promising: it must be a drought you're experiencing. Hope those clouds let go over your garden!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you left a link in your coment so I could discover your blog! Try as I might I don't get to view every Skywatch participant each week, so I'm glad to find yours - I really like your subjects and the light you choose, very lovely blog!
ReplyDeletetranquility in pictures. lovely post.
ReplyDeleteArija: Those are two wonderful Skies. I love the reflection in the pond.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection and clouds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful our Mother and your Home pictures. Congratulations
ReplyDeleteLoved the sunrise in the pond shot, very lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat great clouds and a wonderful reflection.
ReplyDeleteThose are both wonderful shots. The first one looked like a painting.
ReplyDeleteBoth of theses are just so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThe blue sky and white clouds are my favorite! That's a perfect picture!!!
Junie
great captured! I love the first picture, the sky reflection in the pond is colorful and fabulous..
ReplyDeleteMy oh my these are two beauties for skywatch. I loved my little trip to Southern Australia today! Have a great weekend...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. Perfect blue and white sky.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit on
Mumbai Skywatch
Happy Skywatch Friday
Those are both great shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, so beautiful pictures! Unbelievable colours!Great!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
So very special, both!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! The first one is so fairy tale like. Exquisite colours.
ReplyDeleteThe second photo is specially WOW!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your wonderful skywatch photos! Happy weekend1 =D
Arija, very beautiful and serene pictures of the countryside. I think reflections in a pond are so special and this picture with a bit of candy is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, great skywatch
ReplyDeleteOh that sunrise shot in the pond is my favorite. I'm partial to reflection shots anyway and the colors are just perfect. Thanks for sharing and coming by to visit my blog!
ReplyDeleteThe sunrise in the pond is beautiful and the clouds are very impressive. Great captures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic reflection in the first image!
ReplyDelete"Louis" thanks you for your visit to San Francisco Bay Daily Photo and for your kind comments.
I really enjoyed both of these photos, they are amazing. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh so beaitiful!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos for sky watch friday, the reflection is stunning. Thanks for sharing and your kind comments on my post.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most gorgeous sky photos I saw this time until now!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, thank you!
Lovely SWF shots! Thanks for popping by my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThe sky reflection in the pond is a good reminder that we don't always have to look up to see a beautiful sky! Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my skywatch!
Beatutiful photos, they go so well together. I love the reflection on the water. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your photos are so wonderful and each has different mood. I love the first one most. Sometimes you can see so many things looking at water surface.
ReplyDeleteWow what a wonderful reflection, you captured it perfectly. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. I particularly like the first one. It reminded me that I need to take more sunrise photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting.
Bobbie
I love your photos and thank you so much for the rest of your comment too... I agree teen girls seem to have pudding between the ears... at least mine sure does!
ReplyDeleteagain thank you:)
Laura
Great photos!
ReplyDeleteI am particularly fond of the reflection on the pond.
Beautiful photos :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks more like a lake than a pond! I'm never up earlier enough to catch the sunrise.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your SWF comments. They are appreciated.
wow...those are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThese are such gorgeous photos. (Your entire blog is filled with gorgeous photos!) The pond reflection shot is breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on my blog about my plum tree. I'm sorry you lost one as well.
Those are both SO wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos, the reflection of the tree is fantastic. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a nice comment. I have enjoyed yours very much and will look forward to coming back.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, awesome reflection in the first one. Thanks for a truly great posting.
ReplyDeleteBoth the pics are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGREAT!
Both are great Sky watch pics. I like the first one for it is quite a creative capture.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. The photos that I took in the Flinders are from Skytrek, a private four-wheel drive track not far from Wilpena. We camped on the property for a few days and did the track on one day.
Sharon
Just a short stop because I'll start my vacation this week.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this beautiful SWF.
These pictures are beautiful,the first one is my favirite.Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting. I am travelling in remote regions Australia minus net connections. Am subliminally in Sydney where I have coverage yet very little time, so please excuse me from answering all of you individually.
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