Farmland at Childers in the Strzelecki Ranges of Victoria. (The farm in the foreground is where I lived until the age of 2 and a half, and the story of our visit there a few weeks ago will be posted to the blog shortly.)
Moruya River, south coast of NSW.
Seagulls circling a fish'n'chip shop at Narooma, south coast of NSW.
A seal sunning itself on the rocks at Dalmeny, south coast of NSW.
The surf beach at Moruya, south coast of NSW.
Frost on the lawns at home in Canberra.
Swimmers enjoying The Strand, Townsville, north Queensland.
A Billabong (waterhole) at Bordertown, South Australia.
Fishing on a sunny winter's afternoon just south of Adelaide, South Australia.
I had more photos to post but I've used all of my 1GB of free photo storage from Google. I meant to purchase more last year but didn't get around to it. Luckily I didn't because it is now 1/8th of the cost that it was before Nov. '09.
I bought more last night but apparently it takes 24 hours or so to come through....so hopefully I can post some more photos SOON!
3 comments:
Lovely photos........nice to see you are alive. Did you get the UTube the other day......did you enjoy the voice?
Photos almost make me homesick for Lakes but that high rise building is new since I was last there in '03.
Got to take some down the side photos today.......not in blog yet.
The rain has been glorious.
How come you have to pay for more space......that has never happened to me and I must put in as many or more than you do.??
I can't believe our summer is almost over already. It flew by in the blink of an eye! I'm happy for you that your spring has arrived, but so sad to think of our warm months being almost over. If only we could have short winters and long summers, but I guess we'd have to move back to Oz to have that.
Those are beautiful scenes of Lakes Entrance. What a pretty place!
Love the farm scene with the cows...so peaceful, and can't wait to read more about it.
The seal looks like it's really enjoying that Aussie sunshine :)
Paddling my feet in those frothy waves washing the beach at Moruya might be a little nippy but I sure would love to be doing that. It would've felt delightful in our 95º/35ºC heat today. I'm not complaining though. I'll take all the warmth we can get!
Your frosty lawn is very pretty and looking a healthy green under its white blanket.
Happy springtime dear friend!
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