A Photo a Week Challenge
A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-At-Play
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At Play…
…on…
…and along…
…the shores…
…of…
…Switzerland’s…
…Lake Lucerne.
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A Photo a Week Challenge: At-Play
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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Opposite-Weather
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With over 13,000,00 hectares (32,123,699 acres)…
…burned black, I am certain that some of us
would love some rain and cooler weather
for a few weeks.
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A Photo a Week Challenge: Opposite-Weather
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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Clouds
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With the passing of time…
…I like these effects less and less.
However, the storm clouds still intrigue me.
The appear to be raging on the horizon
while the foreground is quite calm.
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A Photo a Week Challenge: Clouds
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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Memories
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These are close to Christmas memories.
New Year’s Eve 2015, and we
had been asked to turn this…
…old World War I Gun Emplacement…
into something suitable for No. 2 Son
to propose to his, now, wife.
With a beautiful view across
Port Phillip Bay
to Point Nepean…
…all was soon ready, with the assistance….
…of a couple of No. 2 son’s mates.
I’m so pleased that it all took place in 2015,
as this year my knee would be
holding me back.
No 2 Son was featured in the last two photos
of last week’s ‘Babies’ post
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A Photo a Week Challenge: Christmas-Memories
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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Babies
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Six week old lions cubs annoying mum…and each other.
From memory, these tiger cubs were
around three months old when
we viewed them at DreamWorld.
No idea of the age of this giraffe,
except to say that it was a baby in the wild,
in Botswana.
Considering giraffes are around six feet tall at birth,
I would estimate this baby to be closer
to a baby than the tiger cubs…much closer.
The baby of our babies.
Twenty four or five years on, there is no way
I would put myself in this position again.
These days I am the junior by
around 25-30 kilograms.
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A Photo a Week Challenge: Babies
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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Communication
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Once upon a time these were…
…very modern items of communicating.
There was one of these located
on nearly every street corner.
