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Monday, 27 June 2011

Alphabet Challenge G

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Grey haired granny: yep folks that's me!
Gecko Moon:

Gorge 1: Karijini Western Australia

Gorge 2: Karajini

Gail Page: my favourite female singer http://youtu.be/aj0yrksiLoE

Gollywog: From my collection

Geometry: My DH's Amish quilt.

Glass water bottle

Game: You'd have to be game to get up there!

Gate: at the Callington Flour Mill, Oatlands, Tasmania

Golly Gee, more Golly dollies.

Grid: I'm always looking for unusual ways to take a picture.

Gorgeous Gerbera: in this year's anniversary bouquet.

Garden: my friends, Jude and Michelle's beautiful garden.

Giraffe: on my very photographed art smock.

Grapes: I grew them myself and although they are tasty table grapes, I let the birds get most of them this year as I couldn't reach the 3 metre height they'd grown to to put on the nets.

Gazania: these are weeds down at the shack. They are everywhere!

Green People: a performance piece at a protest rally I attended.

Gumboots: very cute!

Grevillea: looks like a toothbrush

Gate: Very ornate (Hobart)

Grill: from a Austin A30

Gumboots Galore

Gargoyle: found in my friend's garden.

Gumboots again: cute as well!

Graffiti: in a back alley of Launceston

Grevillea: with the morning dew still on it.

Grasshopper: on my kitchen bench

Gorge: Cataract Gorge, Launceston Tas, note how different the landscape is from the Karajini Gorges. This is 2 minutes fron the city centre.

Gazebo: in the city park, Launceston, Tasmania

Galvanised iron shed with geometric shapes.

Graveyard: This is across the river at Windermere, Tasmania

Gap in the rocks.

Galahs and Gulls

Galah gobbling grass.

Guitarist: This fellow ex-Tasmanian is Phil Manning and a great guitarist.

Garden Seat: This is in my last garden in the grounds of an old church that we renovated and lived in.

Grin: this bloke is a street performer, swallowing swords and such.

Gaol: the old Fremantle gaol in Western Australia, no longer used as such.


Gate: another gorgeous gate, an entrance to a large garden, Launceston.