R
Roger: My dear husband |
Rebecca: My elder daughter, the mother of my grand-daughters. |
Renee: my younger daughter |
Reflections: Above on the Tamar River, below on the Mersey River |
Rigging: on the Lady Nelson |
Richmond Bridge: Tasmania boasts having the oldest bridge in Australia. |
Rock wall: Convict built wall at Oatlands, Tasmania |
Ross: a small town in the Midlands |
Rubble: some bits and pieces of toys from my classroom |
Red: My favourite colour. |
Rough: textural Begonia leaf |
Raindrop: on my broccoli plant |
Rugs: for sale at the market |
Ruin: remnants of a building along the Midlands Highway. |
Red Spot Special: on a train wheel at the museum. |
Rafters: in the train museum |
RIP: sorry I couldn't resist. |
Roses: of course I couldn't stop at one. |
Raindrops on roses: sound familiar. |
Roof: these hand cut shingles make a fine roof. (complete with lichen) |
Relic: with rural views. |
Here are the Rural views |
River: Tamar river but a different part. |
What lovely photos.Are they your roses?
ReplyDeleteLoved R. Thanks for introducing the family to us. And you can never ever have enough Roses...
ReplyDeleteLove the clarity of your photos Deb, R is really, really ..... um rovely!
ReplyDeleteYes the roses are from my garden, Kate.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your comments.
Ah... how could I have missed 'R'
ReplyDeleteRaindrops on roses - so pretty. Have always been fascinated at the workmanship of those rock walls.
You've a lovely family Deb.
A great post :D)