sleepy colours...

a view of Dromana beach and pier early on a June morning in 2011.


soft winter morning
sleepy colours and
melting moods


Linking to:
SkyWatch Friday

Shepherd's Hut...

an informative sign detailing the amazing history of a tiny building
in the quarantine complex at Point Nepean...


wattle and daub
old building materials
meant to survive


Linking to:
Signs, Signs

ferry...

view from Point Nepean of the Queenscliff-Sorrento ferry...


ferry on the bay
go between
two old world friends


Linking to:
Water World Wednesday

big red wheel...

a feature at Point Nepean Quarantine Station..
It is near one of the hospital buildings...
I think it is some kind of pump...


big red wheel
once a vital asset
now silent


Linking to:
Ruby Tuesday Too

beach cleaner...

beach cleaner (or surf rake) at Frankston beach...


sunny wheels
working to keep Nature's sands
happy


Linking to:
Monday Mellow Yellows

autumn vines...

autumn vines and shadows at Montalto vineyards, Red Hill...


autumn vines
sing softly round
the long shadows



Linking to:
Shadow Shot Sunday 2

monster by the water...

view of the lake monster - Enchantasaurus - and fountain at the Enchanted Maze Garden, Arthurs Seat...
The monster is 3 metres high and is made of recycled prunings from liquidamber trees...


where the monster lurks
enjoying the view and 
smiling broadly



Linking to:
Scenic Weekends
SOOC Sunday

world of the imagination...

sculptures near the carpark at Montalto vineyards, Red Hill...


the world
an experiment waits for
creativity


Linking to:
SkyWatch Friday

two in one...

informative signs at the Balnarring Community Wetlands...


nature needs
protection and
respect


Linking to:
Signs, Signs

ducks in the wetlands...

ducks swimming at the Balnarring Community Wetlands...


world of ducks
just a little water
inspires delight


Linking to:
Water World Wednesday

sport house...

a sign in the grounds of Balanrring Primary School...
Students in our Australian schools are allocated houses for sport...
Those houses usually are given names which may be significant to the school.
Each house usually has one of 4 colours - red, green blue or yellow.
Students belong to the same house - for competitive purposes - throughout their time at that school...


competition
sport inspires 
the winning spirit


Linking to:
Ruby Tuesday Too

indian summer...

a view from the carpark looking at a part of Balnarring Village shopping centre...
unbelievably, this is an autumn photo...
we are experiencing a brief indian summer...


brief shower of warmth
opportunity to bathe
outside


Linking to:
Monday Mellow Yellows