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February has continued to be a month of leisure. We’ve enjoyed drives to remote beaches, bush walks, just being in touch with nature.
But also, the joyful experience of live music in the city, jazz evenings, Symphony Orchestra concerts, marching bands.
The Botanical Gardens were less colourful in these late weeks of summer. Still a delight to explore, to appreciate the paper daisies, the Japanese Garden. Flowering gum trees have been beautiful but there are now hints of autumn in the city parks.
It has been a busy month for cruise ship visits. Some days it seemed that these huge floating hotels were jostling for a “parking space” alongside navy and Antarctic ice breaker ships on our waterfront, even though I know it was all carefully choreographed.
The Urban Art Festival has ended. The variety of new art, the vibrant colours and designs have brightened up this back lane.
This is my contribution to the “changing seasons” theme, hosted by Su.
“Getafix” – how I loved all those names 🙂
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I wish our trails were as flat and well surfaced as yours. I struggle on uneven surfaces and loose scree. The paper daisies and the eucalyptus flowers are a delight, and as your trees change colour ours start to colour up, very slowly though. Thanks for taking me around lovely Hobart, it has been a pleasure.
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You are welcome, Jude. Glad you enjoyed the contrasting season to yours 🙂
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Beautiful images Ruth. Your botanic gardens look very inviting, and I do love the street art. Thanks for sharing February at “your place.”
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Very happy to be joining the changing seasons theme 🙂
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It was so nice to experience your colourful splash of summer in contrast to our winter dulls 🙂
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I love that about blogging 🙂
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Me too 🙂
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Hi Ruth! Thank you for sharing February. Love the colourful Urban Art: were they painted just for the Festival? Do they get to stay in the Lane?
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Hi, yes they stay and have really brightened up the lane.
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