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I love the tractors with headlights it always seem to give them some kind of character.
A very beat up vehicle that has probably worked very hard in it’s life and now having a good earned rest.
One day I was gardening and felt light I was being watched, and looked around and couldn’t see anyone
While I was in Lightning Ridge I managed to drive around some of the old mines and photograph a dozen or so old cars that seemed interesting.
About half a km from the main camp site there was a local dumping area for bits of concrete and metal including about 5 old cars which have been a good source to paint from.
Reading the information board I can’t believe they spent 100,000 Pounds restoring the chalk tower in 1996 and it still looks like its about to fall down.
The blitz truck was just outside the Old Laura homestead, Lakefield northern Queensland when I went for my road trip to the Tip of Australia back in 2019.
If you ever visit London I would recommend doing the studio tour. It was just unreal to be walking among all the props and giant sets.
The kookaburra snapped its beak at the swooping noisy minors and I managed to capture the moment.
After not seeing my friend for about 20 years it was more talking than sketching anyway
I remember stamping my Credential (camino passport) under the albergue arches.
Anyway I ran over to the fence and took a photo on my phone of the delightful little tug boat at Hervey Bay.
Last year a vine was growing in the garden and produced an abundance of leaves and flowers which attracted a range of butterflies, bees and wasps
An old Range Rover used for the Miles fire brigade, which will eventually form part of my fire truck collection.
I have always loved birds and I remember buying my first bird guidebook at a very young age. I was so excited,
If you look closely you can see my mother putting on her rain jacket just in front of the windows and my backpack propped up against the wall.
I just love this maker because its and older one and very weathered with bits missing and I feel has more character to it.
The Alto de Perdón (Hill of Forgiveness) is an iconic Camino location, and a tough climb just past Pamplona. A very moving sculpture showing the pilgrims through the ages after a long hike.
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