Longer days, more sun, spring rain, blooms, bulbs and blossom abound.
The valley has turned golden with the local Silver wattle exploding with yellow fluffy orbs.
Daffodils have woken from their cold winter slumber, pushed up through the soil and joined the yellow party.
A Pademelon poses for a portrait as the days draw out and warm.
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I had forgotten that you’re heading into spring. We are cooling off and heading into fall.
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My daughter comes home from Canada on Monday! Three months looking after kids on Summer camp in Calgary and a month with friends and travelling, Vancouver, Montreal, Nova Scotia, Guelph. She’s had fun but looking forward to coming home 🙂
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There’s no place like home.
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Great photos, Tone, you are heading into summer, we are heading for winter!
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Thanks John, Your winter is likely still warmer than our summer! Our hottest days are around 36-38°c, but usually around mid to high 20’s.
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20C is 68F, that’s not bad! It does get cold here because Vegas is in the High Desert. My home is 2800 feet above sea level. It can be in the 30s at night occasionally but not too often. Daytime temps can be good for short pants, a light jacket, and maybe even flip-flops. Nice!
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That’s 853 metres, I live at 300 metres, Mt Wellington behind me is roughly 1200 meters (3940 ft). I know you are surrounded by huge mountains too which would affect your climate. Because we are 42 degrees south, our seasons and length of daylight between winter and summer vary greatly.
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Funny how the world is different on the other side, you go to spring and summer, here we go to autumn and winter. Great shots Tone !
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Thanks Marc, looking forward to summer and warmth here, though I wore shorts to work today, it was quite pleasant after a rubbish weekend 😃
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Yellow 〽️🎉 🥳🥳 party seems amazing
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It’s like Aussie green and gold wherever you look! 😀
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Might be a great view then, with the sky to the picture would be limitless colorful look then, I guess 😍
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Thanks for broadening my knowledge with the pademelon. Not only to learn about the lovely animal but also to get a slight feel for the Aboriginal language from the name of the animal
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I started watching a new series on SBS last night called “The Australian Wars”, the second episode is mostly about Tasmania – early settlement and treatment of the natives. Not sure if you will be able to watch it, but here is the link on SBS on Demand:
https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-series/the-australian-wars
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Thanks – yes, with a VPN.
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Lovely photos. We just enjoyed five minutes of sunshine outside with a coffee. So wet here. Cannot venture too far without donning a pair of gumboots!
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Beautiful yellow flowers! I always look forward to daffodils in the Spring. Cute little pademelon. 🙂
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