cockatoo flyby
nerines
sunny gum-blossom
moon, cockatoo top of tree
paddock behind our place
Geranium
autumn leaves
Vine
magpie keeping the shrub between us
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Christine R 
Love them all
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❤ Thanks Sue.
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Stunning. The good earth is alive and in bloom. 🙂 ❤ ❤
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Love your vine.
You make your world look heavenly.
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The grass isn’t always greener on the other side, but I love it here. 🙂
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This is going to sound rude, but just chalk it up to me being American: My sister says in all the interviews she’s seen in Australia, people are always batting flies away from them. I haven’t seen that, and Margaret-Rose already put my mind to rest about giant spiders (she said she’s NEVER seen one indoors).
So: Is your own corner of Eden fly-ridden, fly-free, or seasonally fly-bound?
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And you believed M-R? who lives in the middle of Sydney? Yep, we get flies in season – they like sweat. But the biggest spider I’ve seen inside here is only the Huntsman – about the size of the palm of my hand and that’s only to the end of his toes, not his body size. And they are a bit seasonal too. You didn’t mention the poisonous snakes? We get them too, in season. But not one in our house for years. 😀
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That’s that. So much for my relocation to your Paradise. I could never hack it!
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LOL. Millions do. ❤
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Yes, but think of that hardy stock you folks started from. You’re built to withstand far more than spideys and flies. Me (and other Amurricans), I’m such a mishmosh of whatever, my own parts fight each other.
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Oh yes, my rellies survived the potato famines in Ireland, and the Pommy agricultural worker system. I only have the one convict – a Londoner tiler who knocked off some silk in the 1830s – probably trying to get sent to Australia. Lucky they didn’t hang him instead. 😀
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