After dinner I was full. Very full. So after dinner I went for a walk. A little walk. After dinner the air was cool but not hard. Not very hard. After dinner the sun was saturated. Very saturated. After dinner I grabbed my camera. The one I don’t let anyone use. Not anyone…no no no, because it took me ages to get the courage to buy it and I could not really afford to replace it so after dinner I grabbed my very special, super precious, most delicately handled, must not be touched by my children and of course I love my children more than my camera, it’s just that they are less fragile, less digital, far more robust when they fall then this camera.
So after dinner I was full, I went for a little walk, in the cool air that was not hard, in the light of a saturated sun and grabbed my camera and took some photos of our wetland and our sunset house.
More plantings, only 20 plants left from the 99 I bought from Western Plains Nursery.
I think this might be treasure…Centipeda cunninghamii, a little indigenous ground cover…i’ve yet to confirm.
A painterly scene.
Form and wind.
An overexposed landscape.
Luminous scene.
Treasure – Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum (an indigenous gem).
A sunset drenched home.
Falling darkness.
Hi,
I was searching for Old Man Weed (centipede cunninghamii) and saw your photo. Can I ask where you are. I have been involved with CC for many years and woukld like to talk to you about obtaining some seed or plant.
Thanks in advance,
Bill Daft
Director
Greencare