Welcome to Iga Warta – Day 3 full of culture and history Nangga (pronounced nunga) means hello/welcome in the local […]
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An Aussie outback adventure #2
Welcome to Iga Warta – Day 2 It was very windy through the night but it didn’t worry me too […]
An Aussie outback adventure #1
Welcome to Iga Warta A superb sunrise greeted us on Day 1 of our walking tour in the Aussie outback. […]
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 […]
52 week photography project – Week 3: Transport
Source: Week 3: Transport For those of you playing along at home here is Week 3 of our 52 week […]
A sentence a day for July: a writing challenge
A Sentence a Day – a month in review I joined in with some wonderful bloggers for the Sentence a […]
Worth a Word Wednesday: Scribbly Gums
Wordless Wednesday – has now been renamed ‘Worth a Word’ Wednesday simply because I can’t stick to the rules of NO […]
52 week photography project – Week 2: Winter
Source: Week 2: Winter For those of you playing along at home here is Week 2 of our 52 week […]
Worth a Word Wednesday: Did someone say winter?
Wordless Wednesday – has now been renamed ‘Worth a Word’ Wednesday simply because I can’t stick to the rules of NO […]
It’s nice, it’s different, it’s unusual
It’s nice, it’s different, it’s unusual… I’ve been a fan of Lignum Draco and his amazing photographs for quite some time now […]
Worth a Word Wednesday: Blending in
Wordless Wednesday – now renamed Worth a Word Wednesday These sheep have taken on the fashion advice of ‘blending in’….they […]
52 weeks – a photography project
52 weeks equals a year! I have joined with 5 (much more talented than me) photographers to take a photo […]
Pink flamingo fun, travel pics and a cat called Luna
A pink flamingo always manages to make me smile 🙂 How about you? This week’s photo challenge is all about […]
Tour de Tassie #6 – The white road through the Wilderness to Stanley
All good things come to an end…. Here is the final instalment in my Tour de Tassie series of travel […]
Would you rather build a wall or a bridge?
We build too many walls and not enough bridges – Isaac Newton Bridges connect things – people, structures, places and […]
