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Home sweet home

A very rare sneak peek at our humble allotment.
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Definitely no mansion, our modest home sits on 1.5 acres on the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, just 7km from Hobart’s General Post Office.

The tree which sunrises are taken through from our loungeroom window

I bought a paddock with grass up past your waist and not a wallaby to be seen for the first 15 years. Now there are wallabies everywhere, and the grass … though it is winter.

Front paddock
Self built waterfall and pet duck
The backyard

Over the back fence is acres of bush laced with a few discrete tracks which lead to my giant shared back yard mountain featured in most of my posts 😀

17 year old Stormy surveys the top paddock

We’ve lived here for around 30 years and I still pinch myself!

Top corner Blackwood glade
The Boys in the neighbours paddock

These photos were taken with the Laowa 7.5mm lens which gives a roughly 90 degree view on the OM-1.

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33 thoughts on “Home sweet home”

      1. Your home is WAY greener! 😂 We do have lots of green high in the mountains though, it’s so beautiful up there at 8000 feet! That’s as high as I can drive, but Mount Charleston is right there at 11,916 feet. ❤️

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  8. Love the way you describe the lenses view, a photophobic or cameraphoic guy, I mean in a good way, wish I can take pictures like that 😊

    I like the self built waterfall and the pet duck 🦆 Wow 😲😍😍

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  12. Wow Tone! I’d be pinching myself too. You’ve got your own slice of heaven right there, and only 7k from the CBD. When we lived in Melb, we had Tassie as the retirement plan – but ended up back in Perth to be close to family. Thank you so much for sharing. It’s beautiful!

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    1. Cheers! Most of the green ground at present is moss, I have to feed the ponies hay. Still, moss is supposed to be a great carbon sink so I’m doing my bit 😉 The wallabies are eating everything, even stuff they’re not supposed to. The only place kind of safe is our enclosed vegie garden, but there’s not much growing in there at the moment. I did put in some garlic the other week 😀

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