Annie's Blog

eucalyptus flowers pretty gardens impressive jacarandas and I have no idea what this plant is...I haven't ever seen it before. At first I thought it might have been a kangaroo paw, until I noticed the open flowers,which I have never seen on a kangaroo paw... but I thought it was very pretty another gorgeous jacaranda and the plover wonders why someone had to some along and mow his paddock yesterday. I was pleased to see the plovers still there...and the someone left a small plot unmowed...good... and I don't know what this tree is either. I have a feeling it may be a type of eucalypt. But it also is very impressive, in full flower!

The sun was shining so brilliantly at sunset last night, right onto the grevillea. Wonderful.

Hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

out to the countryside to help a friend get the hall ready for the annual ball.

Thank you for trying to look at my skywatch post for Friday 18th March, if you have been brought here by mistake, my apologies. Please try clicking here for the correct link: Central Park Sky After what seemed like forty days of rain.... some blue skies appeared and so did the birds... enjoying their fast food ... of course there had been plenty of water to drink.... can you see the scrub turkey above? was he just resting in the trees, or looking for some fast food, or avoiding being fast food for a snake perhaps? Do snakes like and eat turkeys I wonder? I can't imagine them wrapping their jaws around this guy. the gum leaves and blossoms are being stripped off any flowering trees and the lorikeets are having a field day with the fast food.... The Pied Currawong visited again, "have you any food for me here" , he asks.... sorry, Pied Currawong, I am not allowed to feed the birds (in this part of the world) it's OK...I think I see something down here.... yes, here it i...

On Saturday I went out to the University The wonderful University of Queensland on the banks for the Brisbane River I guess where ever you go there is always going to be a bit of graffiti...(fortunately not too much here)... I was quite amused by this scrub turkey, who showed no fear as we walked past... I think he felt quite at home...perhaps he was! Better hurry in.... but guess what....no photos were allowed inside....I presumed of the musical. So I was a little cheeky and took some photos of the inside of the wonderful theatre. It was my first time to see Miss Saigon. Interesting and sad, but very well presented. Especially the helicopter scene. Amazing. I am glad I checked out the story before I went. I can imagine it could stir some powerful emotions in some of the audience, possibly depending on age. I was certainly reminded of those days, especially when my husband (then boy friend) was called up for National Service. But was rejected on medical grounds. Which not only included...