Welcome to what was to have been another Weekend Coffee Catch Up. But you know what they say about the best laid plans of mice and men. Well, today I’m one of the mice … After selecting photos, resizing and captioning each one, it all disappeared. So no words today because I’m speechless and my…
In a country that doesn’t know the meaning of small, the Desert of the Nullarbor Plains is a prime example of how vast this land is. Nullarbor means no trees; affectionately dubbed the Nullar-boring. Stretching 1, 200 km at its widest and spanning 200, 000 square kilometres, it is the world’s largest expanse of limestone.…
Sightseeing and travel are fun activities but what do we do when we stop? How do we spend our time when we’re not driving between towns or attractions? Reading and Audio Books Books are a favourite with both Basil and I. While Basil reads physical books my preference is digital and there are a number…
For three nights we camped at the Sporties Club at Tuncurry a perfect spot from which to explore the twin towns of Forster Tuncurry, mid-east coast of New South Wales. So we’re back in what had been our home state since 2003 to visit friends on our way south. The accompanying photos were taken as…
20 February 2018 We aim for destinations within an hour’s radius of home on our four-day weekend camping trips. We like to be near the coast in Summer and if we are not able to free camp then costs need to be reasonable; hence we tend to stay home during school holidays and other peak…
There I was, poised with purpose and a plan. The pantry needed a makeover and today was the day. I unpacked the cupboard contents and cast about for a small space on which to place the baking powder tin. In the midst of such kitchen chaos and with a plan yet to be actioned, my…
I feel like I ought to open this post with Hello, my name is Linda and I am a recalcitrant blogger. It has been more than four weeks since my last entry. After three months road-tripping around the Red Centre of Australia, life in all its banality has sat heavily on my shoulders. The good news…
We visited the small country town of Binnaway on the hearsay of a colleague who once owned the Royal Hotel, still a gathering place for locals and those who pass through. The town sits on the Castlereagh River in central western New South Wales and has a population of about 500. Some scenes of the…
Macro lenses act as a magnifier, allowing us to see dainty details in nature that otherwise go unnoticed. This week, share a surprise with us, as you see it through your lens. We’re excited to see what you share with us! At the start of Autumn I cut back the strappy leaves of the wild…
If personalities had colours, mine would be green. Wide open spaces and landscapes restore my sanity in a world (sometimes) gone mad. I find the colour calming and peaceful. No wonder then I love sitting in my garden and photographing the plants and shrubs that make my home the happy place it is. For more…
