This is the world according to me…in photos, words, stories and sometimes even poetry. It’s a fun creative outlet, and as a bonus I get to meet some amazing bloggers from all around the world.
My aim is to make you smile, educate you in some way, maybe inspire you and to share my world, while learning about your world.
I love an adventure and I always seem to find one – or it finds me! It keeps me feeling young :)
I’m living life to the fullest and embracing the challenges that come with midlife! I’m now a new grandmother as well and I am as happy as a pig in mud.
Please take your time exploring my world – it’s full of stories, travels, adventures, photos and love.
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Deb’s World has joy in its blood. With gorgeous pictures, and some very powerful reflections on both love and loss Deb shares some valuable wisdom from a glorious life. Deb is up for anything, and isn’t afraid to try what seems impossible. She’s great and definitely a Hidden Gem!
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It is a special place, this Tumbarumba! I love your images. Next week’s optional prompt for #lifethisweek is 11/51 It’s MY Favourite. Denyse.
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It is indeed a very special place Denyse! I’ll be back next week to join you 🙂 . Thanks again.
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Gorgeous captures, I love the way you have captured the light! I love watching the sunrise (when I get up early enough!)
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Thanks Sammie, it was worth getting up for I must admit!
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Gorgeous photos Deb. I love the mornings early just as the sun is rising and I’m meeting my friends for a run around the river. Your views are stunning and what more could you want? Thanks for sharing and making my day. xx
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My pleasure to share Sue, it’s great to have you appreciate my shots.
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Very pretty Deb – I must say I prefer sunsets to sunrises because I don’t have to get up early to see them! It’s why I admire sunrise photos – I get the beauty without the sacrifice 🙂
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It’s a win/win for you Leanne!! You are so sensible 😂. I will admit that since I’ve retired I’ve not been up too early on very many occasions. This particular day I had to go to work (shock/horror) and be there by 8am!!!!!! Luckily I don’t work too many days anymore, I’d be permanently exhausted. Thanks for your comment it made me smile. 😊
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Waking up with the day is a simple pleasure but one that lasts all day. Waking up with the day in the country is even better. Waking up with the day in the country in Autumn with the magpies warbling is absolutely the best.
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I agree with you Jo, a lovely way to start the day.
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Love those beautiful rays of light Deb. Morning is my best time and at home I think I need to get out into that sunshine. Well that will soon be easier when it isn’t a million below zero. 🙂
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Hoping you get some warmth and sunshine soon Sue!!
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The way you’ve captured the light filtering through those trees! Stunning!
SSG xxx
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Thanks so much, I was thrilled with how they turned out!!
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Beautiful sunrise photos, Debbie! I love the tall trees and I’m imagining the kangaroos jumping here and there. Are the kangaroos afraid of people or are they aggressive when they see people? Or are they just indifferent? #lifethisweek
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Thanks Natalie, I love a good sunrise too. Kangaroos are generally scared of us and bounce away as soon as they see or hear us coming. Rarely are they dangerous but if provoked that’s a different story.
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Beautiful, Debbie! Always interesting to read the tidbits about other countries, and of course you are heading into Fall/Winter! Enjoy your waning daylight!
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Thanks Terri, yes we’re falling into Autumn slowly but surely although the days are still quite warm. I’m off to Aqua Aerobics at the local pool shortly, but unfortunately it will close for the season at the end of this week.
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Love the photos but love the name Tumbarumba even more. Surely you made that up?
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Nope, it’s a ridgy-name here in OZ. It’s Aboriginal and means ‘hollow sounding hills’ – when the kangaroos jumped across the ground it made a toomba-roomba sound. Thanks for stopping by for a chat 🙂
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Some of your Aussie names are very strange though, nice to know they actually derive from somewhere. I wanna hear that toomba-roomba sound as the kangaroos jump past now.
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Come on down!!
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