Showing posts with label Waihola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waihola. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Last February (2013)
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| at the window |
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| tea for one |
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| baby oaks aka acorns |
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| night visitor |
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| a summer basket |
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| boys relaxing |
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| ditchside |
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| lunch |
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| ready, set.... |
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| pioneer cottage, Clyde |
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| the end |
Saturday, 26 July 2014
October part 2
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| springtime |
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| tulips along the fenceline |
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| beautiful magnolia |
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| village guardians |
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| wedding cars |
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| errant ivy |
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| morning mist |
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Looking back - July 2013
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| Leo |
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| Light and shadow |
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| Lake Waihola |
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| Festival of flowers, St Paul's Cathedral |
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| Trees in Memorial Park |
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| Food court at the Meridian Mall |
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Monday, 22 July 2013
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Native trees
Kowhai and cabbage tree ( Cordyline australis) seen on my walk along the Silverstream flood bank. Both New Zealand native trees.
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Our neighbours are felling their hedge which some people call a living fence. First a very nice young man came along with a chai... -
These gates stood outside Grey Main Primary School, Greymouth, New Zealand. (My old primary school). They are a memorial to the... -
A hedgehog... alert to danger... ...and curled into a ball for protection . joining Eileen for Saturday's Critters ...