The king protea in BB’s garden has finally bloomed for the first time, and what a magnificent flower it was.
At the End of the Day
The cows are chewing away and settling in for the night. Only a short visit this time, but still a good one.
Running
The little stream was running. Not so long ago, in the drought, it was just a serious of unconnected, tepid pools.
Mushroomed
With December and January being so wet, there was a wealth of mushrooms in the rainforest. Don’t know if they’re eatable or not…
Mr Blue Tongue
Mr (or Ms) Blue Tongue is enjoying the warmth of the concrete slab on a sunny summer afternoon.
Summer Pastures – Part 2
Stand off at the OK Corral.
Summer Pastures – Part 1
It’s been awhile since I last visited Jamberoo Abbey. My latest visit was on a midsummer’s weekend with BB. The dairy cows were out in the main pasture, and they were an interesting addition to an already beautiful scene.
Through the Key Hole
It has been an all-temples tour of Bali, hasn’t it? And here we bid farewell to this fascinating island. Hope you enjoyed the journey.
It’s sure cold here
Another case of mix and match. Even though Pura Ulun is a Hindu temple, in the gardens we saw some statues of Buddha, robed in the Buddhist colours of yellow and orange. At 1,500m above sea-level, I’d want some nice robes too if I had to sit there 24/7.
A Spot of Fishing
There were plenty of tourists around, but there were also quite a few locals as well. Around from the temple were fishing boats, and two boys trying their luck with the rod.
Static and Silence 