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| Silkies: Yes, coloured for Easter. |
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| Spider Walk: This narrow gap in the rocks over the rushing water was at Karijini in Western Australia. Bit scary! |
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| Swan: Swimming on the South Esk River coming through the Cataract Gorge, Launceston |
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| Starfish: clinging to the coral at Coral Bay, WA |
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| Seals: on the rocks called the Friars, south Bruny Island. |
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| Slippery slide: Zoe enjoying herself. |
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| Spider: in the backyard at the shack. |
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| Sunshine on the seaweed |
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| Sand trails left by the crabs. |
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| Sign in the sand at Primrose beach |
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| Seashells and shadows |
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| Shipwreck: on Primrose Beach after some wild weather |
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| Samurai: from my doll collection |
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| Sam: one of the favourites of my class |
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| Stitchery: it's a peacock tail. |
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| Sail: on the Lady Nelson |
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| Spinnaker run: in the Derwent River, Hobart |
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| Steps at Salamanca Place, Hobart |
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| Street: the historic homes of Battery Point, Hobart |
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| Seed formation |
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| Steeple: on the church at Richmond, Tasmania |
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| Stone cottage: Oatlands, Tas |
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| Sunset: Cable Beach, Broome, WA |
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| Swimsuits: the fabric from an apron my daughter made me for Christmas. |
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| Spider for Susan: http://justbesensiblesusan.blogspot.com |
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| Strawberry: from my garden |
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| Sundial: at Callington Mill Gardens, Oatlands |
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| Squished Squash: Trying to escape through the fence in our school vegie garden. |
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| Shapes |
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| Sunflowers always make me smile. |
Gosh those coloured silkies certainly got my attention!!
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, first of all ... thank you for showing the mosaic spider - he's so gorgeous. I can imagine the fun children must have, climbing all over him :D)
ReplyDeleteLoving the material in your apron ... big bummed ladies - rock on! Some nice fruit there!!
The photo of seaweed is spectacular Deb - you've caught the light so beautifully.
A beaut collection again - always fun to view.
Silkies and sign in the sand get my vote. Please tell more about the silkies...
ReplyDeleteAlison: Its been many a long year since I had silkies of my own but I do have an affection for them. I was very surprised to go to the local hardware store one Easter and there this lot were. Coloured with vegetable dye. Very eyecatching!
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