Showing posts with label Gisborne Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gisborne Park. Show all posts

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Such a lovely day today....the Supervisor and I went to the park this morning....
the kowhai tree is in full flower in the Botanic Gardens....this brings back many happy memories for me when the tui birds came to a kowhai tree we had in the front yard at home....

another smaller kowhai and the good old cabbage tree.....

the supervisor leading the way.....

a swim on the way back to the car....guess what he will be smelling of on the way home!!

love this old gum tree in the park....

one muddy smelly supervisor....guess who is having a bath now!!!!
Have a great day!

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Another beautiful day today, we started with a walk in the park,
calm and still,

love the oak trees here,

I was sitting sewing and looking out the door, thinking how lucky I am to  have this view and to be able to sit here and sew and then a heap of trucks turned up in the court and they proceeded to re-seal the road, so I had to shut the door as the smell of tar was over whelming.

I finished three laundry bags this morning for Aussie Hero Quilts (and laundry bags) 

this one makes me feel happy,

love this fabric,

an Aussie one!!
Happy sewing!!


Thursday, June 20, 2013

Frosty morning

Boy it was cold this morning - met Tania in the park at 8.15 for a  walk with the dogs and the grass was crunchy!!

Haven't seen a frozen dandelion before, mind you I am not out in the park at this time a lot! Lol!!

Our leaky dam has water today, shows how much rain we have had!

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Saturday morning walk

Was quite nice to walk the dog this morning, a little sun peeking through after the rainy grey days

Blogger is not letting me upload pictures once again, I can't work out what I am doing wrong, gets frustrating!!!  Ahaa......Tracee has been and has worked her magic....well almost we haven't been able to work out all problems but have had some success!!


I like this old part of the park, love the old oak trees

I can imagine this driveway going to an old homestead, don't know that it ever did though.