The last time we visited Jamberoo Abbey it was mid-summer. This visit is at the beginning of winter, and hasn’t the landscape changed.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Winter Sunset
The surf was surging forth and the sky a little ominous – our walk that evening had to be a very quick and brisk one.
Winter Flowers – Part 2
The pick of the season, I think – a full-blooded red, red rose.
Winter Flowers – Part 1
Camelia bushes everywhere are out in force at the moment. Beautiful.
Winter Grevilleas – Part 2
But my favourite of the moment is this spectacular specimen. It’s the first time the plant has flowered since we planted it over a year ago.
Winter Grevilleas – Part 1
I like a bit of winter colour in the garden, especially when it’s in my garden.
Mudgee – Part 7
Well, we have come to the end of our Explorer Country journey. To leave you, a little reminder of autumn in Mudgee. It was certainly an interesting, and scenic journey.
Mudgee – Part 6
We (literally) stumbled upon Mudgee Brewing Co. Being a bit of a beer connoisseur, BB was very happy to buy a few bottles to taste. They brew all their beer on site.
Personally, I liked the pale ale best. And the food was pretty good, too.
Mudgee – Part 5
And now something from the more recent past. This wonderful Art Deco theatre was first opened in 1935 and has seen many a good night out.
Mudgee – Part 4
The post office is reminiscent of a Grecian temple! Shows the old pastoralists definitely made a few bob.
Static and Silence 