Driving on Gorge Road around Beechworth
It seems there are always lots of places to go when you visit a new place, except where you live. For some reason not much where I live. It can seem quite boring.
It seems there are always lots of places to go when you visit a new place, except where you live. For some reason not much where I live. It can seem quite boring.
Winter has hit us hard this year. I know we don’t get winters like many people around the world, in that it doesn’t snow and compared to some countries doesn’t get that cold. Then again […]
Recently I was asked if I would review the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2.5k) which is essentially a cross between a monitor and a Wacom tablet. I’ve been looking for a better work process with […]
I know I know, it has been too long, but I have a good reason. Well, I think it is.
I know, I know, I should have got back to you sooner, but winter is coming and I’m trying my best to get as much knitting done as possible.
You may have noticed I haven’t been around here. Sorry, but I’ve been to Beechworth for the last few days.
Today is ANZAC day. That is our main memorial day to remember all those that fought in a war and also those that died.
I’ve had my greenhouse for over 6 months now and I still love it. One of the things I wanted to find out was would I be able to grow tomatoes in it during winter.
It is hard to believe that I have been making my own bread now for two years. That is especially true when it comes to sourdough.
Quick post today. I was thinking of not doing one at all but then thought why don’t I just share a few images of the cosmos that are growing in my garden.
I’ve tried planning trips before and then lockdowns happened. The trip was postponed. We planned again, another lockdown. In the end, we gave up.
I mentioned recently that I had got back into knitting and that I wanted to knit for a charity. So I found one, Knit One Give One, or kogo for short.
I had a lovely morning on Sunday as I got up early and went to the Werribee Zoo where I toured the Savannah.
Tulips are such beautiful and elegant flowers. Though they aren’t as easy to grow here as they are in other parts of the world.
In the last post, I think it was, I showed you a heap of photos that I took with the Lensbaby Composer Pro II and the Sweet 35 optics on my Fujifilm X-S10.
Finally, I got around to concentrating on taking photos of just the flowers. If you can believe that. Though, that isn’t really true either, but I did go there with that intention.
I was up very early again this morning as I made my way back into the city for the Melbourne Flower Show.
Today was the day, the first one actually for the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. The first time in three years as the last two were cancelled because of COVID.
After over two years I managed to get back to the main Melbourne Zoo. It was like it was before the pandemic and really didn’t seem like the last two years had happened.
I used to do posts like this all the time and I’m hoping this will help me get back to doing them from time to time. So today I am reposting this post about Erik […]