Doors of interest

Travel theme: Numbers

Distance dials (is that what they are called?) have always captured my attention. This one is at the Camel’s Hump, near Mt Macedon in Victoria. For Ailsa’s travel themeThis one at Melville Caves, NW of Bendigo, Victoria

One Word Photo Challenge: Scarlet

Referred to as Redback in Australia. Maybe Scarletback would be more appropriate.

Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Fall Foliage

Harietville, Victoria. For Ed’s Fall foliage challenge

Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge 35

This is possibly not odd at all. I’m probably odd for thinking its odd. Cee’s odd ball

Chocolate

This mare and many others used to keep the grass down at my place. I miss them.

For Jennifer’s chocolate.

The Color Green

Xanthorrhoea Australis (Black Boy) bring green back to the dry Aussie bush. Like eucalypts, they survive bushfires.A succulent variety, I believe. For Cee’s Green

A visitor this morning

There is plenty of grass (usually) outside of our fences, especially in Spring. This young kangaroo must have been lost.

Callistemon and Camellia

CallistemonCamellia.

Travel theme: Broken

Broken china is used to repair the roof finials at Tomb of Tu Duc in Huế, Vietnam.My Son (pronounced meesun), located 69 km southwest of Danang, Vietnam, has been broken by many invaders on many different occasions. The history of My Son is a worthy read, including its modern history, if you feel inclined. Also very much worth a visit if you are in Hoi An. Added for Ailsa’s travel theme