Wordless Wednesday: In the frame
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Wordless Wednesday: Tulip time
Wordless Wednesday – also known as Worth a Word Wednesday I always enjoy spring time when my tulips appear every year without fail. I do nothing to encourage them, they just keep appearing. I love the pattern that appears when looking down into the centre of the flower and although this tulip has almost finished and is fully blown, it is…
Worth a Word Wednesday: Unfurling
Wordless Wednesday – has been renamed ‘Worth a Word’ Wednesday simply because I couldn’t stick to the rules of NO WORDS 🙂 Unfurling into spring Every year I think I take a similar photo to this one. I try to capture the magnolia flowers unfurling- I love Spring and I love our magnolia tree. It’s huge now and quite old but…
A curly-wurly succulent
The texture and beauty in a succulent… We consume photos through our eyes, but that doesn’t mean they can’t have a tactile element, too. I love the curly-wurly texture of this succulent, submitted for this week’s photo challenge. Although I’m not sure curly-wurly is a real description of anything, I just like the way it rolls off the tongue and it does…
Wordless Wednesday – 10 May 2017
It’s Wordless Wednesday! Enjoy your Wednesday – wherever you are in the world. This lovely pic is home for me 🙂 This view was taken late in the afternoon as the locals were starting to light their evening fires – as evidenced by the smoke haze. Autumn colour abounds – happy days! Debbie 🙂 PS. You can also find Deb’s World in these places: Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, StumbleUpon, G+, Facebook and…
Wordless Wednesday – 3 May 2017
It’s Wordless Wednesday! Enjoy your Wednesday – wherever you are in the world. The seasonal differences within our huge country never cease to amaze me. Just a week ago I was up north in Brisbane in Qld where autumn was not evident at all. It was a pleasant 25 degrees during the day and no autumnal colours were on show. I returned home…
Earthly gifts
Earth The earth is what we all have in common. Wendell Berry I love this yellow hibiscus flower which opened up fully for the first time this morning in mum’s garden. It’s a small plant, in a pot, and has just this one flower (so far). I think it’s so beautiful, I’ve declared today Happy Hibiscus Friday! I’m reminded that…
Share Your World – February 20 2017
It’s time again for Cee’s Share Your World. It’s a great way to join with other bloggers to share our worlds. Cee asks a set of four questions with two bonus questions which are optional. The idea is to answer without overthinking the questions and have some FUN. Feel free to join in by copying the questions and posting your answers. This…
Melbourne Musings on a Monday
A few days away in Melbourne – visiting a National trust historic house and garden, watching the taping of a TV comedy show as part of the live audience, meeting up with blogging friends, walking my sister and her husband to the train station on their way to work, going for a run, shopping, having my car cleaned, night markets,…
Thursday Doors – 2 February 2017
Welcome to the Sir George in Jugiong Come on in…. We were travelling down the highway on a hot summer’s day and decided to stop for refreshments in a little town just minutes off the main road, but alas our usual eatery was closed on Tuesdays! What to do? Well, we walked further up the road and discovered the Sir George,…
Wordless Wednesday – 1 February 2017
Enjoy Wordless Wednesday Have a good day! Debbie 🙂
Lavender cocktail
A busy bee working hard for a lavender cocktail. Bees are tiny in comparison to other things in the garden but they play a very important role in the environment. Where would we be without bees? Debbie 🙂 (My name means busy bee!)
