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Welcome to Life Images by Jill.........Stepping into the light and bringing together the images and stories of our world. I am a photographer, writer and multi-media artist.
Focussing mainly on Western Australia and Australia, I am seeking to preserve images and memories of the beautiful world in which we live and the people in it.

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Showing posts with label August. Show all posts
Showing posts with label August. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 August 2020

27 July to 8 August 2020 - Catching up on my Covid Photo A Day Project

Hi everyone, I hope you and yours are going ok. It's already a week into August! Can you believe it! Here I am again catching up again with my Covid Photo-A-Day project. Honestly I didn't expect to still be doing this now when I started this project in March. Sadly however, the Covid Virus is still with us. 

I am sure you want to look at more pleasant things. i know right now that family and simple things in life are far more important than money and possessions. 

So here we go
Monday 27 July to Sunday 2 August  



 Monday 27 July 2020 - a quick trip to see our "finance man" in our capital city, Perth, gave us the opportunity to visit our botanical gardens, Kings Park, which overlooks Perth.
You can read more about our visit here if you misssed it last week: Eucalypt-macrocarpa-or-rose-mallee?



 Tuesday 28 July 2020 - cows and blue tree by the railway crossing on the way into town. Do you have "Beyond Blue" trees for mental health where you live? They are popping up here and there in fact there are over 500 in Australia. Trees that are already dead of course. 

Someone asked about the blue trees -  there is a website - Blue Tree Project
Their mission - Our mission is to help spark difficult conversations and encourage people to speak up when battling mental health concerns. 

By spreading the paint and spreading the message that "it’s OK to not be OK", we can help break down the stigma that’s still largely attached to mental health.



Wednesday 29 July 2020 - I took a photo in the corridor of the Art Gallery and then played around in post processing after
 

Thursday 30 July 2020 - I loved the effect of this native wisteria clambering over a gate along one of our walks


 Friday 31 July 2020 - only one photo today! A new pair of fun socks....do you like the flamingos?

 Saturday 1 August 2020 -  beautiful Hebertia in the little bush block near where we live


 Sunday 2 August 2020 - We went out to Manea Park to see if there are any native orchids flowering yet. But the rain came down, so we had to dash back to the car after we hadn't been there long. I did find these tiny Pink Fairy orchids though.


Monday 3 August - Saturday 8 August 2020
Looking back over this past week, we haven't gone far from home. I had a "bit" of a cold for a few days, but it cleared up by the end of the week.

Monday 3 August 2020 - baking biscuits

 
Tuesday 4 August 2020 - a young lady was dressing models in the window at the shopping centre
 
 
Wednesday 5 August 2020 - some colour in my winter garden
 
 
Thursday - 6 August 2020 - do you feel sometimes like you are going around in circles? We saw these marks on the paving when we went walking
 
 
Friday - 7 August 2020 - lavender in my garden

 
Saturday - 8 August 2020 - some winter weather blowing in 
 

So there you have it - a little look at the last two weeks. I hope you are yours are doing ok. Stay safe and enjoy the simple pleasures of your week ahead.

Thank you so much for stopping by. I value your comments and look forward to hearing from you. I will try to visit your blogs in return. Have a wonderful week. 

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Saturday, 12 August 2017

Winter days & an Energy Bar recipe

It's winter here down under in Western Australia. We had a slow start to winter this year. It was only a couple of months ago in June that I was rejoicing that the rain, and winter, had finally arrived and I celebrated by bringing you a soup recipe - you can see it here if you missed it - Winter Warmers

Since then we have had a very wet July and the start of August has been much the same. We had a rain front cross the coast on Friday night, and another one is due on Sunday.  In winter many of us hibernate, so it feels good to get out when we have some sunshine, or to meet up with a friend in a cafe.  

Too cold to sit here on the waterfront.....