Jake Blues: This fabulous statue and one of his brother, Elwood, were at the Broadbeach Blues Festival, when I was there last year. |
Jail (excuse American spelling) at Fremantle, It is no longer in use, but a museum. |
Jaffas: All Aussies of a certain age remember these fondly. You can still get them and they taste just as good as ever. |
Jawbone: I have a collection of bones from beasts long past so that my class can practice their drawing skills. |
Jail: at Richmond, Tasmania, also no longer in use. It was convict built. |
Jacobean Lily or Sprekelia. I love these as the multiply and look great in a vase. They also look great when my class have sketched them. |
Jewellery: I dont have much in the way of jewellery, but this bangle is a favourite. |
Johnny Jump-ups: Don't you just love them. They always make me happy when I see them as they grow with no help from me ( I know, so do weeds). |
Jugs: I love the shape of these two jugs, I spotted in someone's garden. Just gorgeous. |
James Joyce: NOT the James Joyce but a local, resting in peace at the Windermere cemetery, on the banks of the Tamar River. |
Johnny jump ups are a favourite of mine also for the same reason. They just jump up every where.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, the Fremantle Jail has a nice looking entrance. Good that its being used for something rather than just being left.
ReplyDeleteAh, Jaffas! Yes, I remember - yum... can't roll them down the picture theatre aisles these days - all carpeted (I never wasted mine in that way anyway ;-)).
Lovely to know that name of the Jacobean Lily - was given some bulbs, which still come up... now I know what they are.
Johnny Jump Ups are definitely the cutest little flowers and so hardy too. Can't help but love them can you.
Thanks for a great alphabet tour of J - enjoy your weekend :D)
Jawbone?! I see a caterpillar crawling up a bleached bit of driftwood lol need my glasses on I think :)
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