Capture: Spring Breaks
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Jos,
Have a great day everyone!
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Dunedin had sun today
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JacksonP, in reply to
Auckland had sunflowers. :-)
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Sacha, in reply to
bashful ones
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Jos,
Best place for fish & chips, Ohiwa Harbour!
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JacksonP, in reply to
Best place for fish & chips, Ohiwa Harbour!
Looking forward to it.
BTW, you know about our coastal thread, eh?
It's getting all arty, too. :-)
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Flora of the day
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Hebe, in reply to
Flora of the day
Loverly.
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More flora, after the rains. :-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Flora of the day
Nice to see your distinctive flower shots back again!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
More flora, after the rains. :-)
Purple rain
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Auckland had sunflowers. :-)
Love this one Jackson!! I'll need to make a cut out from it for the garden, my efforts at growing sunflowers this year have just been ruined by snails again.
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Jos,
Wow, lovely photos David, amazing hibiscus! And Jack, I too have been photographing one this afternoon. Dull rainy day here, so I played indoors.
A white hibiscus
and a co-operative spider -
Water lily
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Not spring, not coastal,
under the oaks on Mt Eden today - Mr Leggs pointed out that the tree tops were swarming with fantails.
Happy New Year!
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Jos,
Happy new Year to you all too!
Give it heaps!A young praying mantis played with me this afternoon
And some evil looking potato fruit I found -
Jos,
On a lighter note, a balloon flower with remains of rain
and lavender trimmings
a still green juvenile beefsteak tomato -
Jos,
And last but not least, a quick fondle around the potato plants
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Lilith __, in reply to
Wonderful stuff in your wonderful garden, Jos!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Glorious Jos : )
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Sometimes, Christmas is a let-down.
Or as Mr Leggs suggested "Christmas left Santa and Rudolph somewhat deflated."
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Jos,
^^ epic Xmas, they wore themselves to a puncture.
A poke in the eye with colourand it was time to pull my wonderful carrot collection
and I shook the plum tree...
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Hebe, in reply to
and I shook the plum tree…
Wow; the harvest! I picked the year's first apple today: a Gravenstein just flushing red. Pretty good for the second day of the year.
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Ways to keep cool now that spring has turned to summer
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From today
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