Today was the first 40 degree day in our part of the world. Anything over about 38 is 100 degrees in the old money. So, if you are sitting in your house looking out at snow and frost, your are very lucky. I’m sitting in my house watching the pavement melt!
This morning (when it was a bit cooler!) I was out banding birds, and I took this image while we were waiting. The colours are pure Australian summer.
I was back in the car on the way home by about 11.00 am – and the temperature at already reached the 36 mark! Enjoy the snow if you have any!
You can find more pictures from around the world at Our World Tuesday .
You can also see the most recent post on my other blog by clicking the Paying Ready Attention link on the RHS of the page.
Enjoy the pictures.
Beautiful blue skies, but it does look HOT! Great start to the New Year -- melting! Have a great week, Stewart!
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i love that photo! great color! and your heat brings me right back to our Texas summer. i hope yours isn't as brutal! (71 days over 100F)
ReplyDeleteWow -- that is a glorious picture!
ReplyDeleteIt's raining and miserable here - but cool!
Luck is sometimes relative!! Boom & Gary on the very cold Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletebeautiful golds against that blue! i was in Australia just at the right time...rainy in Sydney and Tasmania...cool in Melbourne and Adelaide but very very warm and humid in Cairns! loved the trip! gotta get to the west next time, though. enjoy your summer!
ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding me why I like winter better than summer. :))
ReplyDeleteoh wide land, what a joy for the sense of sight.
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Beautiful pics. My OWT is up too.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year from New Zealand.
Ah yes! Two melting days in a row in my peninsula world! But it makes me get out very early for photos and get back before the heat strikes in earnest! Love the colours in that photo!
ReplyDeleteWe saw it here on television that it's so hot over there...
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture... loves the colors!
New Year greetings from Holland,
Anna :-))
So sorry to hear you are suffering in the heat!! Happy to swap for good cornish wind and rain :)
ReplyDeleteLove the picture - lifts my spirits.
I ws on the phone with my friend who is near Melbourne, he was roasting and I am freezing. It's minus 22 with the winchill and we just got 25cm of snow. I prefer to be where I am!
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