Friday Flowers: Boxing Day Grevilleas
Well, Christmas Day is over for another year, at least it is Down Under. For those still in the throes … Continue reading Friday Flowers: Boxing Day Grevilleas
Category: Queensland
Friday Flowers: Happy Christmas & Splendid Brachychitons
This magnificent tree is a Brachychiton which I photographed in Brisbane in early October. Wishing all my readers, wherever you are … Continue reading Friday Flowers: Happy Christmas & Splendid Brachychitons
Friday Flowers: Kangaroo Paws
I’m not sure that “Kangaroo Paws” is an entirely appropriate name but that’s what these Australian native plants are called…as … Continue reading Friday Flowers: Kangaroo Paws
Sepia Saturday: Revisiting Expo Fun
On close reflection it seems that parades like the one featured in this week’s Sepia Saturday image seem to have … Continue reading Sepia Saturday: Revisiting Expo Fun
Shadow Shot Sunday: The ringer and the butcher bird
Australia really is a remarkable place with a wealth of amazing scenes, though I suppose the same could be said … Continue reading Shadow Shot Sunday: The ringer and the butcher bird
On the Road: Dawn Galahs in Winton
Another from our drive to Queensland back in June. These silly galahs were doing gymnastics on the power lines in … Continue reading On the Road: Dawn Galahs in Winton
On the Road: Triple Road Trains
Lined up at Camooweal, these big guys are best seen stationary. They’re scary critters, with their 176ft length, 115 tonnes … Continue reading On the Road: Triple Road Trains
Passport to April
My friend Crissouli wanted to know where she could get her passport stamped after completing our Top End tour in … Continue reading Passport to April
T is for Tropical Rainforests
Over the past few weeks we’ve been focused on the far north of Australia, especially the Northern Territory and the … Continue reading T is for Tropical Rainforests
L is a long reach into Queensland
RIDING RIGHT ON INTO QUEENSLAND TO…. (in the words of a Ted Egan song) Just for once, today we’re going to … Continue reading L is a long reach into Queensland
