30 Sunday Apr 2017
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Calm, peace, balance.
I’ve admired the art of rock balancing for a while.
Recently someone placed one rock on each of the fence posts along our local beach.
I added to it and replaced missing rocks and have now started balancing, just a few.
Z is also for the end of the alphabet challenge. It’s been fun and I’ve enjoyed meeting new bloggers. Thanks for stopping by, thanks for the likes and encouraging, insightful comments, and the joyful conversations. Happy Sunday everyone 🙂
29 Saturday Apr 2017
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When you live in a city with such a beautiful harbour / waterfront, where leisure time revolves around the beach, water sports, sailing, then today’s post has to be yachts.
From kids lessons to Round the World race competitors to welcoming everyone in the Sydney to Hobart annual race.
28 Friday Apr 2017
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This isn’t the post I had planned for X but today, two beautiful gum trees across the road from my office window, were cut down.
The block of land has been empty for months. Yesterday, workmen arrived and pulled down buildings and fences.
This morning, a guy walked over with a chain saw and in minutes, this was the result.
So today, “X is for cut” and for these ex trees, that will no longer be in the view from my desk.
27 Thursday Apr 2017
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Walls with some added interest.
26 Wednesday Apr 2017
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Tasmania produces some excellent, award winning wines. The vineyards add colour and texture to the countryside. 
The vines changing with the seasons, rows heading off into the distance.
Cheers!
25 Tuesday Apr 2017
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24 Monday Apr 2017
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Once upon a time there was a Christmas Tree….
After decades of northern hemisphere winters and real fir trees indoors at Christmas, we wanted something different for a summer, Australian Christmas. So we collected driftwood, found a bucket, some rope and created our own “tree”.
With a birthday in the first week of January, it seemed logical to change the decorations but to keep the tree a bit longer than usual.
Then it became a challenge. How else could we transform the tree? Could we keep it all year?
Australia Day
Hold on to Summer
Easter
Autumn
What’s next?
23 Sunday Apr 2017
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22 Saturday Apr 2017
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21 Friday Apr 2017
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