I spent the day botanising at Chillagoe - Mungana National Park. Well, I was pointing the camera at plants and saying 'What's this?', while a friend was doing all the important stuff. Tomorrow, I'll post the pics from the trip. But in the meantime, here's an image from the outskirts of Chillagoe township. What a sky!
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plants are food, not friends...
An interesting way to celebrate the power being re-connected - coffee and the internet!
Budak, but some of these plants bite back!
Mick, it could have been the laundry and vacuuming. I think I chose wisely!
ooh, cannot wait! =) p.s. making coffee first is a VERY smarty pants move. Good way to hedge your bets re: anything else getting done.
Glad you made it through safe and sound! I am in total agreement with you. Saturday I had frozen pipes and when they finally unfroze, the first 2 things I did: Pot of coffee and hot shower.
Have fun in the flora!
meggs.
That's a blue sky alright!!! :)
Biobabbler, meggs, a lot more coffee this morning! And I am looking forward to a warm shower. (Not a hot one, because I got quite sunburnt yesterday at Chillagoe!)
Dave, it's a stunner, ain't it? I haven't seen so few clouds for ... well ... months.
SO good to see you safe and in good spirits.
:)
jj
Such a blue AND such a green! Our brown (and now white) palette has become quite the bore. I looked at these photos and heard happy warm insect sounds in my head. Or wait. Maybe that's snow sliding off the roof.
There was a patch of blue sky here on Tuesday ...now its rain and more rain again. I wasn't minding too much until I saw that pic from Chillagoe - might be time for a break! Glad you're powered up again too - I'm still enjoying the luxury.
Thanks, jj. :)
Sherrie, I've never understood why 'blue and green should ne'er be seen'. They look marvellous together in the wild! But I must say that the muted palette of a N hemisphere winter is equally beautiful.
Barbara, I think you're getting a bit more rain yet! I confess that I loved the clear, wide sky and dry air. Definitely worth a trip at this time of year.
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