Photos

    β€œWhat about your Savoys, Mrs. D?”

    Auto generated description: A supermarket shelf displays various brands of crackers, including Arnott's Jatz, Ritz, and Clix, with a price tag indicating $5.50 for one of the products.

    A black swan event.

    (And yes, I took this photo just so I can use this caption).

    Auto generated description: A black swan with a red beak is swimming in a body of water near a concrete step.

    Returned to Tuggeranong this morning for breakfast and a walk around the lake. Really enjoy going to β€œTuggers” when I’m in ACT. I can’t quite explain it, but I always get New Zealand vibes whenever I visit.

    Auto generated description: A tranquil lakeside scene features autumnal trees, still waters reflecting the landscape, and a backdrop of rolling hills under a cloudy sky.

    New offering at the Cockatiel Cafe: the “breakfast bar”. 🦜

    Auto-generated description: Two cockatiels are standing on a kitchen bench scattered with seeds, with one bird near the edge and another closer to the middle.  Auto-generated description: Two cockatiels, the same two shown on the previous photo, are eating scattered seeds on the kitchen bench.

    My favourite gym t-shirt. All the Aussies would get this reference.

    A black T-shirt is displayed with the text 'WE'RE GOIN TA BONNIE DOON' printed on the front in bold white letters, with the line Bonnie Doon Hotel below it on the right.

    This I got from an op-shop but I have been to the Bonnie Doon Hotel a few times. It’s actually pretty nice.

    Day 30: hometown

    It’s far from perfect, but it’s good to call this place home. #mbapr

    Photo of the Melbourne skyline, facing Flinders St. station and the CBD, with the pedestrian bridge on the right, as taken from a bridge with an iron railing over the Yarra River.

    Day 29: drift

    Drifted a little from the path at this point of my hike today. Could be easy to get lost though, so it was important not to drift too far. #mbapr

    Australian landscape photo of rocks and native plants under a cloudy sky.

    Day 28: community #mbapr

    A local market in front of a collection of national flags from around the world

    Day 27: surprise

    Quite surprised that this photo came out as well as it did. Was purely an accidental press of the shutter button. #mbapr

    Photo of the Apple magic keyboard with focus on K, L, and M.

    Some emus have moved into a nearby sanctuary a few weeks ago. I managed to catch a glimpse of one during my walk today. A rare treat indeed.

    An emu standing by a wire fence.

    Day 25: spine #mbapr

    A cabinet in a museum showing the skeletons of prehistoric vertebraes

    Day 24: light #mbapr

    A city road at night, with cars driving towards the camera, and yellow, purple, and blue lights strung up above the street, featuring peacocks and Rangoli decorations celebrating Diwali

    Day 23: dreamy #mbapr

    The moon at night as seen through a metal gate boarded by a hedge

    Day 22: blue #mbapr

    A clear blue sky, with the moon at the lower-left side of the frame, and a plane with a vapour trail near the right

    Day 21: mountain

    Warburton, in the Yarra Ranges. #mbapr

    Looking down a field towards a shed with a corrugated tin roof with tree-covered mountains in the background with a partially cloudy sky

    Day 20: ice #mbapr

    An empty glass on a bench containing ice cubes, with bottles of lemon and lime cordial and bitters behind it.

    A small visitor is back, enjoying the sun on my kitchen tiles. 🦎

    Skink on a ceramic tile in the sunlight with some shadows on the side.

    Day 19: birthday

    I got this almost 9 years ago. It’s never been used. #mbapr

    A glass stein on a bench with the inscription "Happy 30th Birthday" written on the front

    Day 18: mood

    I guess one can describe this mode as flat. #mbapr

    A blue-tongue lizard lying on outdoor ceramic tiles

    Day 17: transcendence #mbapr

    An ornate, gilded altar in a medieval Spanish church lit with sunlight and artificial light.
← Newer Posts Older Posts β†’