Now back from my Thursday excursion to gardens at Foxglove & Co in Central Tilba. I decided to wait and have lunch at home instead of at La Gallette the cute little french cafe up the road. Solo diners are not really encouraged at the moment, why seat 1 when you can seat 6. I will have to arrange another visit with some pals the food looked decedantly delicious.
I saw this iconic occupied Aussie dunny at Silverton, near Broken Hill NSW.
Mind your step this week
I have spread my dreams
under your feet.
Tread softly,because you
tread on my dreams.
-W.B. Yeats
Chris the owner of the Quarterdeck Bar, was a stalwart of support for the residents of Tilba Tilba during the summer bushfires. Now the pandemic, its great to see he stil has the energy and drive to give the boatshed a new lick of paint, before the next summer holiday season.
The streets of my town seemed a little bland for my post today, I took the camera on my morning dog walk and came back with nothing that fitted the task. So I have decided to go into my photo archive, to look for a landscape or street scene that had a forground with an interesting subject.
These stairs mark the start of the Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud. This is the time of year that I would usually visit for a month, now my photos from past trips have become even more precious.
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