Stawell has a rich history of gold mining. While the mine is currently active underground, there are many historical markers scattered throughout the town. Some are long gone and forgotten. For this week’s Tuesday image I jumped on my bike and headed to Three Jacks Reserve, just on the outskirts of town, and the start
Not to make the same mistake as last week (Not So Tuesday #41), I dusted the camera off before heading to work to capture a few images of home life. I caught Miles in my spot, as I was about to sit down and drink my tea and do a bit crochet before heading to
For the last year, I have worked Tuesday to Saturday. The start of my working week was my trigger to take my Tuesday photo. However, I’m now back to working Sunday to Thursday. So my trigger of taking a photo at the start of my working week is now no longer there. Which is HOW
Say what! 40! Does that mean there are only 13 Tuesdays left for the year? I have a feeling these last few weeks will travel very quickly. The sun was out, and I knew I wanted to spend some time out in the glorious sunshine. Being hit by a virus, however, has meant the last
For the last few years in September, we have taken time off and went on holiday in September. This year was no exception, but instead of our normal 2-week annual trip, it was just 1. Which is why you find me in front of the camera rather than behind it. On this Tuesday we moseyed
Our town does have quite a few hidden gems. Being a local you can take for granted some of our historical markers. Like this magnificent sundial located in the rose garden of Central Park. Tuesday #38 Location: Rose Garden, Central Park, StawellLens: 40mmF/stop: 5.6Speed: 1/200ISO: 250
I’ve only been crocheting for 2 years. In that time, I’ve made the basics, like blankets, beanies and scarves. In the last year, I’ve gone out of my comfort zone and have made cardigans and wraps which I have loved and enjoyed doing. Last year, Woolies were selling their cooking twine at clearance price (like
A wood duck is nesting in our peppercorn tree. She is camera shy however and I haven’t been able to capture her. While walking back to the house I heard a flock of cockatoo’s overhead and captured this image of them flying in the sky. Tuesday #36 Location: Our Front DoorLens: 70-200mmFocal length: 80mmF/stop: 11.0Speed:
We live in a small house, and yes we have outgrown our space. We do have plans to expand the house by rebuilding, but circumstances (that I won’t go into), have meant a delay in that project. This is our lounge room, and yes it’s cluttered, but this is our home and our space and
Tom was washing the dishes and yelled out to me “Ooh there is a rainbow, go take a photo for Tuesday”. I grabbed the camera and went outside. By the time I got my settings right the rainbow had faded. I started taking random photos of things around the garden. I wasn’t loving it. Kayla
