What... another week gone!

I just don't seem to be catching up.... hope everyone is doing well!

Here are some photos from Dorrigo National Park and Rainforest Centre.  They have a very long mosaic mural on their building, and a wooden walk out over the canopy.

This is on a plateau after a steep drive, on the Great Dividing Range, which runs most of the way down the East Coast of Australia...... that is the sea you can see on the horizon.

 This photo lookong along the plateau to the North.

I am joining with Smiling Sally for Blue Monday and also Susan at A Southern Daydreamer for Outdoor Wednesday this week.... lots of interesting posts at both these venues.

Love and hugs,
Jan

See Park

We had a few days away, and I did get some photos.  It was memories galore. We stopped for lunch on the first day at a park just around the corner from where I lived with family back around 1970.

We enjoyed seeing many ducks there, here are a couple I managed to snap.

Do call in on Susan at  A Southern Daydreamer for more Outdoor Wednesday.

Have a great week.

Jan

Outdoors

 It was lovely to meet Crystal and Ray's family, this week, and I thought it a good opportunity for you to meet  my son and wife this week and my daughter next week.  Hope that OK with you, dear Crystal.

Enjoying the Australian Outdoors, on the most eastern point of Australia.

And at golf.

 He has two children who are in Uni and High School now.

To see others' ideas for Outdoor Wednesday, do visit Susan at A Southern Daydreamer.

Happy Outdoors Wednesday and a very pleasant week to you.
Hugs,

We had a knock at the door about 8am this morning, and it was Mr T. He lives in his version of a motorhome on the road permanently, and makes his base at Texas QLD.  He sent a SMS message last night, but hubby's mobile was turned off, but it was OK, no worries.  Anyway that reminded me of my favourite sunset photo, taken near Texas QLD.

Texas QLD is a very small town about 1km north of the NSW/QLD border and named after Texas USA.  Here is a link. We usually make it through that way once or twice a year.

Do pop over and visit Susan at Outdoor Wednesday, great posts there!

Happy Outdoor Wednesday, and have a great week.
Hugs, Jan

Happy Australia Day

A historical place to visit is the First Fleet garden at Wallabadah in NSW.  The name of every person who was on the ships is inscribed on the memorial stones.

Australia's National Anthem.

Linking with Outdoor Wednesday, do visit Susan for lots of outdoor shots and stories


Have a great day!
Jan