Friday, April 30
Thursday, April 29
Wednesday, April 28
Tuesday, April 27
Day 117
It's a tight rein on the leash every time we walk past the sheep in the top paddock . . .
Tia would love to get amongst this lot!
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Monday, April 26
Sunday, April 25
Saturday, April 24
Day 114
Giant mushies have begun popping up in the back lawn . . .
& the worms & a certain spotted dog have wasted no time in picking over them!
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Friday, April 23
Thursday, April 22
Day 112
At 5pm & the first rumblings of thunder could be heard . . .
a couple of flashes of lightning & 30 minutes later, just an eerie quietness.
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Wednesday, April 21
Tuesday, April 20
Monday, April 19
Sunday, April 18
Day 108
One of my neighbours pops in with a bunch of lovely proteas every couple of weeks . . .
we've just planted a Sir Lancelot, but it will be quite a while before it produces anything like this.
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Saturday, April 17
Friday, April 16
Day 106
Whoever started the rock piling started something . . .
New stacks are appearing every day — the MOTH has added his!
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Thursday, April 15
Wednesday, April 14
Tuesday, April 13
Monday, April 12
Day 102
This fuschia is really battling wind & salt conditions . . .
a cutting from our last garden, I'm pleased it's hanging in there still!
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Sunday, April 11
Saturday, April 10
Day 100
It's a one off for the 100th post!
Cartoon drawn by WEG.
An iconic football cartoonist, William Ellis Green died in 2008, aged 85 years.
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Friday, April 9
Day 99
Forrest Cave, Phillip Island
Millions of years ago ash exploded from nearby volcanic vents.
The ash settled & formed a soft layer of red rock known as tuff.
Over time the force of the ocean & strong winds have carved out the forrest cave structures.
Some of the caves have partialy collapsed,
but the formations are still over three metres high.
Millions of years ago ash exploded from nearby volcanic vents.
The ash settled & formed a soft layer of red rock known as tuff.
Over time the force of the ocean & strong winds have carved out the forrest cave structures.
Some of the caves have partialy collapsed,
but the formations are still over three metres high.
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Thursday, April 8
Wednesday, April 7
Tuesday, April 6
Day 96
Sampson
April 6, 2010 - aged 11 years, 11 months
Our DD's dog, he was the sweetest boy with the sweetest nature
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened."
(Anatole France)
Posted by G.I. at 9:45 PM 1 comments
Monday, April 5
Sunday, April 4
Day 94
Top shelf . . .
A small selection from our collection of books handed down through the years.
These ones were given as school award prizes to various family members c1880s.
These ones were given as school award prizes to various family members c1880s.
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Saturday, April 3
Friday, April 2
Day 92
Collecting for the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal
The San Remo CFA truck sounds the siren as it drives up & down each street,
announcing the arrival of the charity collectors who follow behind on foot.
announcing the arrival of the charity collectors who follow behind on foot.
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Thursday, April 1
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