Gum trees, Australia. These two look like they’re cuddling. Or dancing. Or both.
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This photo was taken just outside the South Australian town Cowell, where I was born. I left here in 1975 when farming jobs were short so my Dad got a job in Darwin. We never lived in Cowell again but some of my favourite childhood memories were spent here and on nearby farms on holidays with my tea-towel flicking, kitchen-singing, dirty-joke cracking family.
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Makes me think of postcards I bought in Italy when I was travelling there in winter 1990, imagining what the countryside would look like in the summer. I have yet to go back there at the right time of year to see the sunflowers in the fields, and feel the heat rising up off the piazzas. Dreams of flowers….
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My friend Lorena likes the little unexpected plant growing up through this moss. I took this photo while I was on a walk with my dog Sookie. This moss was so spongey to walk on. Ever since I was a kid, seeing things like this made me stop and get down really close to the ground. Sometimes moss is short and velvety. Sometimes it’s long and luscious like this one. When you get down that close to it you can smell the dirt and see how soft the ground can be.
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The Rain Water Tank. Australian Icon and essential to life in many remote communities. This one lives in the town where I was born, on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. We grew up having very shallow baths as we relied on the rain water lasting as long as possible. I remember being quite shocked at how my husband, who grew up in the Melbourne, would frequently have deep, luxurious baths. I’d only ever seen this done in the movies. If we had wanted to immerse ourselves in water we went to the beach or jumped off the end of the jetty. “Yeah, grandma!” my cousin Vicki would yell. I never could cannon ball like she could.
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I love a sunset. And a tin roof. This one belongs to Suzanne. Another beautiful, creative woman I’ve had the pleasure to spend some time with.
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