Capture: The Colour Of Spring
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Still, with much fiddling I managed to rescue something
love that middle one, corn and moon - I'm always happy enough when the moon is a white dot in the picture : ) This moon is properly full 1.30pm here, so reckon you still have plenty of time to catch-er it.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
checked out the new Grafton cycleway
Don’t know how I missed these yesterday…… we walked the path yesterday afternoon. A bit disappointed they haven’t ‘officially’ made space for pedestrians. Path sure gives you a whole lot of ‘new’ views though
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Then there’s the spooky narnia lamp, and the face in the wall…..
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Love the keyhole hotel...
I remember staying near Elam, and wandering around Grafton Gully when they were clearing it for the motorway, there were some fabulous old places down in there...
</dodgy '70s memory cells>
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
wandering around Grafton Gully
Mr Legg's has enjoyed that in the past too..... now with the clearing for the path you get a cut- away view into the gully - the homeless hide aways now exposed.
That's the Grafton Oaks hotel, it has a certain air.
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Early flowering pohutukawa tempting the tui
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Spring bathing
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Grey spring day, red car
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Kermadec Red after rain
and new leaf
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Jos,
bits from winter
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out of seasonal disorder?
Where to put these?
Some wonderful snaps from that 'wickered butane beltane' in the other hemisphere......speaking of the equatorial divide, I thought Dr Haywood was diplomatic, kind even, on Kim Hill's saturday salon today, when she had her epiphany about the sun and the water cycle... that's why National Radio is a National Treasure, we never stop learning, even the smart ones, isn't it great!
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Easy to forget it’s spring at the moment. Reminders here.
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And something soft from last spring
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Spring
Onion weedPure whites on another grey spring day
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Oaks in the domain declare it spring
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Calendula
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Cineraria in morning sun, after morning rain
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Rain drops.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Rain drops.
and keeps on dropping.
the morning after, dim, dark and only drops visible
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the curse of being an optimist
that gorgeous iridescent blue turns out to be a fly
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Jos,
Election day tui
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Election day tui
BEAUT!
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Jos,
Bluebells
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Bluebells
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Election day tui
What a fabulous 'cloak'!
great colour vibration all over...
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