Photos
Some photos of my time in Warburton yesterday, in the Yarra Valley. Went for a bike ride and a bit of a bush-walk. Lovely day for it, if a bit sunny.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 12: Sporg.
Mind turning slowly into sporg as I try to chase down this bug.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 11: Machine.
My trusty Breezemaster has been pushing air for 25 years now, and is still going strong. Came in quite handy today.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 10: Energy.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 9: Muddy.
It’s rare to find mud around here in February, along with grass this green. Usually everything is brown and dry. This summer has been a welcome exception.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 8: Hope.
My new, soon-to-be activated Internet setup, courtesy of the NBN. I only hope that it’s as fast, if not faster, than my existing setup.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 7: Craving.
Unfortunately, it’s what you’d expect.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 6: Sports.
This is probably the closest thing to sports you’ll see me do.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 5: Pets
Unfortunately no pets allowed on this walk.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 4: Layers.
This is a photo of the geological kind: an exposed cliff face of the coast of Sunderland Bay.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 3: Comfort. POV shot of me sitting in a comfortable chair while holidaying in Phillip Island this week.
February Photoblogging Challenge. Day 2: Morning Beverage.
Micro.blog Photo Challenge. Day 1: “Close Up”. Not the best close up but any closer and they would have flown away.
Afternoon in the gardens just south of the Shrine Of Remembrance in Melbourne, taken yesterday.
In the summer months, if the outside air temperature gets warmer than 40°C, I treat myself to an ice latte as my afternoon beverage, in leau of a regular coffee. Well, it ticked over 40°C about half an hour ago, so…
Train trip from Wangaratta to Melbourne. First time travelling down this line.
Bocce in Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne
Christmas Eve spent hiking around Macedon and Trentham in regional Victoria.
Passed by what I think is a Norfolk Island Pine tree. Incidentally, Norfolk Island is one of the few places outside the US to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Sunset over the suburbs, taken 2 weeks ago. You can get some pretty nice sunsets around this time of year. It’s a shame my camera and photo-taking skills are not good enough to capture how nice the light was that evening. #mbnov
