was a good day :,D
tenth of the tenth
//Category: Beauty
//Gonna miss them
//but only for a while, and then i’m already back
Easter greetings
//fireworks and all :,D
Anemone
//Greetings from the Southern Highlands and this Eriocapitella hupehensis o/`
that time of year
//Fa-la-la-la-la la-la-la-la
Sculptures 25
//this year I made it \o/ always nice up on those cliffs
Days with pelicans
//are just great days :,D
Spring finally made it :,D
//Magnolias are blooming all around
Oh hello there
//Just got visited by a resident Crimson Rosella :,D they’re just the cutest feathery friends
Love my hood
//Spending time by the ocean on the cliffs of Kamay is good for my head and lets me forget all the bs that is going everywhere
Autumn equinox 2025
//Incredibly time has rushed to complete the first quarter already o_0 but much has happened too, and a lot of it was nice o/`
New Year New Luck •<
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Gumnut season is on
//Ho ho ho fellow eucalypt lovers :*D
Bowral cherry blossoms
//Travelling up the kangaroo valley to see Bowral’s tulips and cherry blossoms was the perfect way to celebrate the spring equinox :*D
Glacier’s Singing Dropstones
//Love this article <3 (because I love pebbles :D)
“During the ice-age when Australia was nearer the South Pole, glaciers dominated the landscape. As glaciers bulldozed through the landscape, rocks and debris were picked up and carried along in the weight and movement of ice. When the glacier reached the ocean, chunks carved off into icebergs. The stones frozen in the iceberg floated offshore.
As the iceberg melted, the stones dropped into the ocean. The glaciers pick up that material, move to the edge of the continent, then move out to sea with it, then drop it. That’s why Geologists call these stones dropstones, or ice rafted debris, and many such pebbles have washed up on the strip of coastline that includes Singing Stones Beach.”
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-07-31/epic-history-behind-famous-singing-stones-beach/104148526
early morning drama
//so nice :,D
my fav place
//can’t wait to go back to that big tub of salty water xx
The Miracle Is to Walk on Earth
//The Miracle of Mindfulness by Thich Nhat Hanh
This book was originally a series of letters to student workers who were being attacked during wartime to remind them of the essential discipline of following one’s breath to nourish and maintain calm mindfulness, even in the midst of the most difficult circumstances.
herbst
//can come i’m ready for it
had a lil visitor
//this dragonfly rested on my little gumtree all afternoon
