I had no idea there were so many different types and colours of Daffodils. I planted some not knowing others were already lying dormant in our gardens. So we have a variety in our own garden.
Reaching for the sun
These have been flowering through winter too but in the Spring sun they seem to have become taller.
Blue flower
This is very tiny, I don’t know what it is but it’s in our garden and very pretty don’t you think?
Lily of the Valley
I planted a lot of bulbs a couple of months ago and now I’m starting to see the evidence of this.
Spring is in the air, on the ground…
Now Spring is here the flowers are coming out, new leaves forming on the empty trees and colour is spreading as far as the eye can see.
Brighton Beach Pier
Still at the yacht club I ventured outside to get this shot of the Brighton Beach Pier and Boat Ramp.
Brighton Beach
I went to a business breakfast (BNI) a week ago and it was being held in the Royal Brighton Yacht Club. Well, the morning was beautiful, very calm, and the water glassy. The lighting great and I was itching to get my camera out. This is what you could see from the window – although…
Cloudehill & Rangeview
Next door to Cloudehill was the Rangeview Garden so I moved from one to the other for the picturesque views.
A visit to Cloudehill
I love the Spring Festival in the Dandenongs! There are gardens aplenty with fantastic displays. Some are only open for a couple of months, others all year round. This particular place has a cafe, nursery and formal garden with a wilder garden right next door. My daughter wanted to take me there as a surprise…
A group of trees
These were at the bottom of Macquarie Street, Sydney.
A gnarled tree
This was in the street down the road from Parliament House in Sydney. I loved how it looked.
A visit to Sydney
And then I had to go to Sydney for an event and had a small amount of time to wander around. I’d gone to Parliament House so these photos relate to things I saw around that area. I saw this tree in a park behind Parliament House and thought it was lovely.