There were some showers early in the morning, so didn't know if we would be able to have our outing.
.
Col, second from right with his amazing replica of
'The Endeavour'
 |
| Col's art work of a local vista |
 |
| Also some of Col's work |
No, this is
not real, this is some of the handmade scenery from Col's model railway
 |
| Looking down the tracks along an unfinished portion of his model |
 |
The welcome gate at Sue U's garden
|
Bromeliad shadehouse
 |
| This display piece was terrific - a little hard to see here but it was an emu |
 |
| A lovely array of succulents |
 |
| Looking down into a Bromeliad |
 |
| Display piece wall - note how Sue has her elkhorns mounted on polystyrene |
Some wonderful sub-tropical colour
 |
| A sheltered spot for a cuppa |
Waiting for a dry weekend for the bon fire
This will be all 'afroth' with the Alyssum - will have to keep an eye on this over the next couple of months
 |
| Some of Peg's Camellia |
 |
| A sunny spot |
 |
| This says it all about Peg and her garden |
 |
| Walking back up the hill |
 |
| Bismarck Palm? |
There were some showers early in the morning, so didn't know if we would be able to have our outing.
Col, second from right with his amazing replica of
No, this is not real, this is some of the handmade scenery from Col's model railway
Bromeliad shadehouse
Some wonderful sub-tropical colour
Waiting for a dry weekend for the bon fire
No comments :
Post a Comment