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| Kitten: This is my Asia when she was a baby. |
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| Kalbarri Cliffs: Just gorgeous coastline in WA. |
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| Kangaroo: We have small ones in Tasmania |
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| Koala: Unfortunately we don't have them wild in Tassy, these were taken in a wildlife park. |
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| Knot: A fancy nautical knot at that, on the Lady Nelson, Tasmania |
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| Kelly Steps: These convict built steps take you from behind Salamanca Market, up onto Kelly St, in Battery Point. |
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| Kangaroo Paw: these flowers are fabulous. I love the way these rust coloured ones contrast agains the green background. |
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| Kettle: I have a collection of red kitchenalia and this is one of my pieces. |
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| Kanji: is Asia's brother but unfortunately he was a wanderer and had another home as well as ours. Always well fed, he would arrive back home after 2 months at his other home. The neighbours up the back have now moved to WA and dear Kanji hasn't been seen for as long as they have gone. I suspect Kanji was packed up and moved with them. Hope he's enjoying the WA hospitality. Its been 5 months now so I don't expect to ever see him again. |
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| Kombi: Takes me back to my youth, hanging out with my surfer boyfriend. |
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| Keeper: He's no surfer boy but this is Roger, and I think I will keep him. |
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| Knitter's Dream: I look at this yarn and get itchy fingers. |
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| Khaki Campbell Duck: (I think) One of the handsome ducks that visted my classroom regularly. |
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| Kookaburras: These two are residents of the area around my shack and I see them nearly every time I go there. |
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| King's Bridge, Launceston. |
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| Ketch: This one is across the river from where I live and its called "The Premier" and it used to belong to a former Premier of Tasmania. |
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| Karijini: WA |
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| Kids: these are my grand-daughters, Layla and Zoe.(photo curtesy of their mum, Rebecca.) |
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