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Come away with the raggle taggle gypsy-o
Writer on the Edge
We are a couple of retirees, I started this blog as record of our caravan trips. However I have expanded it to include other travel adventures.
An Artist's Eyes Never Rest
poems, commentary and photography
Slowing down to notice the present moment...
"Life is an adventure, not a package tour" ~ Eckhart Tolle ~
The Art and Craft of Blogging
Romancing the planet; a love affair with travel.
Photos of my home town
Birthplace of James Madison and Southern Plantation
Every picture has a story to tell
I need photos to keep my memories alive
Just another WordPress.com site
Dreams of a Free Spirit
Living a life of creativity, via music, books and films.
The world as I see it -- by R C Norman
Pause
my journal of creative expression
Fascinating! 🙂
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Thank you.
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They are certainly an unusual plant and I can see why so many people are intrigued by them. Great shots, Pauline 😀
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Wonderful photos Pauline… Have a wonderful week Hugs Sue xx
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How truly bizarre Pauline – think we have nothing like these here in the US!
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Beautiful. Yes please lets converse. I invite you to visit our blog:
http://www.greenglobaltrek.com
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I like your mission in life and will be popping over.
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Very cleverly spotted!
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Really wicked face in that second photo, Pauline. What a face, and with that scrubby hairdo he looks quite intimidating. 😯
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A series of children’s books were written in Australia around the banksia men and gumnut babies
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Children love scary monsters. 😃
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They look like they’d have trolls for friends.
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And be hiding under a bridge…
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Very cool looking, P!
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Don’t they have a mean look from some angles….
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They are certainly the bad guys of the plant world
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Evil! Smiling xx
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G’day Jo. Are you back home yet? Good to hear from you…
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Still in the Algarve Pauline but we have a little bit of access to our neighbours Wifi. We did a lot of walking and eating with the group yesterday so we were having a chill evening and I did a bit of catch up. All ok with you? XX
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We are fine Jo. I will look forward to all your catch up when you get back.
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