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Such a gorgeous evening out. Graham and I went for a walk in the scrub at the back of our property and for the first time I saw a wallaby by the fenceline next door.  Graham and Christine had seen … Continue reading →

Today marks the end of our first summer here in our new home.  Can’t believe we’ve also been here almost 4 months. The time has flown.  Graham has had to mow the lawns every two weeks – it is good … Continue reading →

Every day is a new adventure here in Selby – well, almost.  I love exploring our land and seeing things I haven’t seen before: a flower, a bird.  Yesterday I saw a fox but missed getting a shot of it. … Continue reading →

Well, we’ve been here almost 3 weeks. Still got heaps of unpacking to do and it’s slower going now we’ve both returned back to work over the past two weeks. But we’ll get there. Housewarming this weekend – wanted to … Continue reading →

We have some gorgeous roses and other flowers I don’t yet know the name of.  Also lovely grounds with gum trees.  I’ve posted a lot of photos at flickr and if you click on the photo below you’ll get to … Continue reading →

It’s official. Graham and I have bought a new home.  We shift in end of October and I can’t wait!  Our  Cheltenham home is now on the market. Thought I’d share some pics with you.   It’s on 2 acres of … Continue reading →

The couple we’re staying with own an airport – get that!  For Ultralight planes and he was invited to go up in one and was allowed to fly it.  More info later as we have to get ready for our … Continue reading →

The Salmon capital of the world they say.  Graham and I went on the same excursion this time, to the Wildlife Sanctuary and Eagle Centre. I got some amazing Eagle photos, and one of a salmon jumping out of the … Continue reading →

What a beautiful place to visit. So tranquil and peaceful.  We witnessed several calving tidewater glaciers where chunks fell away from the glaciers.  I managed to get many photos and am sharing some of them here with you. There were … Continue reading →