This morning I woke to check the ailing rooster and saw the fog through my windows. It was early. I went to get my camera and left the house. The fog had stayed, even though the sun light was peeking through the gum trees in Bellbowrie.
Here are some pictures of my neighbourhood. Some of you may know it is the middle of winter in Brisbane. This exact week, 13 years ago, my two sons and I migrated to Australia (Brisbane). I try not to think of how miserable and cold it was for us, because many great things have happened since then. Life is a transformation of wonders, only if we allow ourselves to enjoy them.
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Lovely photos, Joycelin. I always think that fog adds a wonderfully otherworldly quality to pictures. I particularly like the shot with the light starting to come through the gum leaves. 🙂
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Thank you very much young lady. Hope you are well. Did you publish? Or have I missed it? xx
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I’m well, thanks. 🙂 But still not published, I’m afraid. I’ve still got quite a lot of editing to do before I’ll be happy enough with it to let anyone else read! I hope all is well with you.
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Oh, I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you. I have slowed down a little on writing and am painting more. The break is good. Thank you for visiting. xx
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Thanks for sharing. It’s so nice to have pictures of where people are home. Australia in winter. What a contrast to California in summer. Good thoughts.
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Hi Norbert, lovely to hear from you and thank you very much. It i snot as cold as I remember the Queensland winter, but my son returned from his job site three hours drive away and said it was minus 1 degree. We had it down to 6 degrees, but him and I thought it was cool to have a sheet of glass (ice) form on the windscreen when he woke up and tried to get to work. 🙂 But California in summer is where I’d like to be – I prefer the heat…
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