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 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 grandmother x 4, 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!
Angela – You are Awesome blog
Hi, Deb – I so loved following your travel posts for this series. Your photography not only shows your immense creativity, it also reveals the soul of what you were trying to capture – and delightfully displays your joie de vivre (which is completely contagious). Thank you for joining in (and running with it) and for the shoutouts!
Donna at Retirement Reflections
What a gorgeous setting and wow to that architecture. Looks like you had a fabulous day for your outing. Now I’m curious to know what is inside the building!
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Yes it’s an amazing place to visit Sue and will be even better in years to come when all the trees grow up.
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Stunning photo.
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Much appreciated 😀 it’s quite a stunning area too.
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Beautiful Deb. I love the shapes and colors. Well done.
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Thanks Christie, it’s quite an amazing piece of architecture and the setting is beautiful!
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Hi Debbie, Amazing architecture and landscape caught beautifully with your lens. That prompted me to do a quick web search on National Arboretum Canberra. When I visit Canberra, I will surely check this out. I just added this to my list of places to visit. Thanks for posting this. Learned something new,
– Pradeep | bpradeepnair.blogspot.com
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I’m very impressed you checked out the arboretum Pradeep! It’s a great place to visit and very educational. Happy to hear you’ve added it to your list and learnt something new 🙂
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It looks beautiful. I keep meaning to revisit Britain’s National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire – partly to get some more recent photos, but partly because it is moving, and something everyone should do every now and again.
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Yes I agree, these types of places are great to get a feeling for nature and the world around us.
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Stunning architecture, beautifully terraced landscapes and a lovely hint of fall …but I would have expected more trees in an arboretum – is it a new place?
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Yes it’s in the first few years and is going to be amazing in a few years time.
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