41:365 Pink clouds

Pink clouds are so nice but not often seen. Why are they pink? (taken on 11/2/11)



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40:365 Easter Eggs

We have had hot cross buns since boxing day. But now I see they have the eggs coming into the shops. Oh my.


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39:365 Dessert and Coffee

While Simon had a guitar lesson I went in the wine bank and had some dessert and a coffee. Very nice! Each week I will try a different place in View Street.



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38:365 Can you see the moon?

This was such a great shot but the iPhone isn't very good at night shots. It was a slim moon near the fork of the tree while I was out walking.


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37:365 Beach combing

This creature was at the beach today. I think it's an eel. Looked quite dead but I decided not too touch it and to go on my run.



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36:365 Koalas aren't bears

This Koala was first spotted walking along the road. It didn't take long to go up a tree. They are very slow on the ground. Wye River has lots of koalas and yes they are not bears but marsupials. A nice change from kangaroos who are also marsupials.


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35:365 Clouds

The clouds on the way down to Wye River were spectacular and changed very quickly. It was hard to decide which clouds to feature for this post. This was the evening of the floods in Melbourne and Bendigo. We managed to miss rain all the way.


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34:365 Flooding

We are having tropical rain that pours and floods. The spoutings can't hold it and overflow. 110mm fell over this and the next day.





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33:365 Zip bag

A bag made from a zip that goes around and around. Lois gave it to me and I thought it would be good for my idevice's cables and kits. The bright color will help it be found and not forgotten. Thx Lois





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32:365 Gel inside

Finally found a gel cover that fits inside the hard shells for the iPads. The gel skin will absorb shocks when the students put them down on the table.





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