This is another blast from the pre-digital age.I took this image on one of the first evenings I ever went for a walk in Australia. It’s just down the road from my in-laws house. As my MIL is getting much better I felt this was a good image to post.
I came from the West of England to Australia – the change in color was, to say the least eye opening. I was struck (and remain struck) by the size of the sky.
This is definitely my world now, but I don’t think to does any harm to remind myself of a time when it was all brand new.
You can find more pictures from around the world at Our World Tuesday.
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A great shot and a wonderful reminder of how fortunate you are to have found your "new" world! Hope your week goes well, Stewart!
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A touch of "rural" Australia - love the open spaces depicted so well here. Glad your mother-in-law's health is improving Stewart.
ReplyDeleteGlad youm enjoyn your new world!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat light, Great shot.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful shot of the big skies and beautiful countryside. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Reminder of sweet memories.
ReplyDeleteAh -- sweet memories! And what a huge blue sky.
ReplyDeleteLovely image. Glad to read your mil is improving.x
ReplyDeleteDefinitely much more sky here but the UK wins on lush green countryside with rolling hills... I was in awe when I arrived in the UK and travelling out to Windsor and Bristol on the Great Western... and then my cousins tour guiding around Bath & Cotswolds... absolutely beautiful part of the world!
ReplyDeleteGlad your MIL is improving :)
That's true things change and not always to the best ! Australia must be a nice country to live.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. :)
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