The field looks chilly but very green on this winter afternoon. One could almost imagine that this was somewhere in the northern hemisphere, if it wasn’t for the southern hemisphere species of trees.
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Winter at the Abbey – Part 5
The bench under the apple tree looked a nice place to rest – if only it wasn’t so windy.
Winter at the Abbey – Part 4
After all the rain, the creek is flowing faster than ever.
Winter at the Abbey – Part 3
A few leaves cling to the bare branches – quite a feat, particularly as there had been some tremendous storms of late.
Winter at the Abbey – Part 2
Yes, the trees on the avenue were quite bare.
What a contrast it is to the scene at the turn of summer to autumn.
Winter at the Abbey – Part 1
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.
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.
Static and Silence 