Our mornings have been dominated by fogs. Cool and thick they keep the green alive and even actively growing. Mostly they have been as thick as pea soup but on this particular morning it was more of an ethereal mist, … Continue reading
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The colours of the new year – 2016
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Page 1 When you stop long enough to take in the world about you will be immersed in the entire colour palette. We are lucky enough to have distinct seasons and each turn of the months gives us a different … Continue reading
Sunset of the year
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Late evening Sunday Feb 15th I was sitting watching the “box”, well not watching exactly, vegetating is perhaps a better term. TV does that to a brain. The sky was darkening in the stock standard sort of summer evening. A … Continue reading
fog fog, more fog and a dusting of green
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Summer is truly the season of fogs. For us the south easterlies dominate during the hotter months and with these winds fogs at night are a regular visitor. Add a wet cloudband from the north above the SE surface winds, … Continue reading
Opening the account of 2015
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Just 9 days. Not even 2 weeks. Thats the timeframe all the images here were taken in. So much variation in temperature, weather, landscape, happenings. In just 9 days! This is South Australia in summer where consistency doesn’t apply and … Continue reading