Ironwoods Plod - 2013
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Scott Murray
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I am looking at my screen at work at the moment, so everything looks a bit low quality.
I like what you have done with the water, but I think I like the trees and rocks in my version in post #161 . Will have another look on the mac screen tonight.
Michael J.
Senior Member
Brad, you have a big, big talent shooting photos
Wow, Michael I am flattered with your comment. Thank you.
Excellent creek photos and wow what a lovely lush green yard you have! I'm jealous
Thanks SH.
Yes, I think I live in my own slice of paradise, but we don't have any snow here, I am sure you would miss that if you were to live here.
Love seeing your photos. Your slice of paradise is easily my slice of paradise too. And I tell ya what. As I sit idling my truck in freezing temps waiting on my GF to get off work. I think giving up snow for your slice of paradise ain't so bad.
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Hey Doug, I typed my comment about the snow with my tongue in my cheek, I should have used one of the smilies.
But that said, there are many over here that pay big dollars to holiday in the snow.
Hi Marilynne, sorry I missed your post, I have been a bit slack with my posting lately.
I hadn't seen those before, thanks .
Hi Doug, sorry mate, but my work has been running me ragged since before Christmas, not sure when things will let up either
.I am at home at the moment so I'll see what I can do about the Wallaby fix. Just give me a few minutes.
Well I could normally bet the house that there would be half a dozen Wallabies on my lawn. Today, they are a bit scarce, could be something to do with the Cyclone heading our way, maybe they know something.
Here are some shots I took while looking for a Wallaby to shoot.
One of my Chooks.
Kookaburra's
My neighbours Camel.
Very handsome.
Almost back at the house, and another Kookaburra.
I had almost given up when I saw this pair in the bush just off my verandah.
Here are some shots I took while looking for a Wallaby to shoot.
One of my Chooks.
Kookaburra's
My neighbours Camel.
Very handsome.
Almost back at the house, and another Kookaburra.
I had almost given up when I saw this pair in the bush just off my verandah.
I'm missing my macro and Wallaby shots too Doug, thanks for the concern.
I have only turned one pen since before Christmas, it was for a rush order for one of my regulars. And I sold one of my Paua shell pens last week, you wouldn't believe it, its on its way to NZ, for a going away present. Hopefully I will get news that it has arrived soon, it will put my mind at rest when it arrives.
I have a couple of other orders for pens that I really have to get started, I hate having to put them off because I can't find the spare time to get them started.
Thanks Lawrence, yes we are lucky here to have such diverse wildlife, you will have to come over to the mainland for a holiday
.No worries Doug, its my pleasure.
Thanks for making me get off my ass and taking some photos.