I’m still sharing that lovely sunny week from last month at Rocklands Reservoir. Being a bush setting, there was a a fair bit of flowering wattle. This one was in the caravan park right behind our camper. Only a few bees braved the cold.
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I’m still going through my travel photos from our 4-day stay last month at Rocklands Reservoir, near Balmoral, Victoria (Australia). While we didn’t get rain, we did have a couple of frosty mornings, usually with fog lingering until the sun cleared the trees.
Fog isn’t very conducive to bird photography, but I couldn’t resist taking some pictures of this little fellow perched on top of our camping stove lid.
It got a few tiny scraps as I hadn’t yet cleaned up the stove from the previous night. I love this next photo of the foggy gum trees. It reminds me of Hans Heysen, who became a household name here for his watercolours – so much so that he became Sir Hans Heysen O.B.E. (1884 – 1968).
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They say you should be consistent with your blogging, but I dont’ think consistently bad is a good thing. I haven’t been completely lazy, since I’ve put in two or more hours nearly every day on revision of my second fantasy novel.
The only days I missed were when we attended my Auntie Faye’s funeral at Balmoral, ages ago now it feels. The weather forecast looked great, lots of sunny days despite the winter cold, so we went four days early. Took the kayaks to nearby Rocklands Reservoir. Set up on a powered site and had the whole caravan park to ourselves. Since Mr R. now has his own camera, you will get pics of me! This first one is with the spillway wall in the background. I was switching to paddling as Mr R.’s pedal unit propeller was loose, and there wasn’t an Allen key aboard – oops.
There he is, taking a picture of me taking a picture.
The scenery was awesome.
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Christine R 
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