At last it has warmed up again and it is lovely weather for walking. Sometimes I walk with a neighbour and she showed me a new route to add to my various ways to walk each morning. This one is good as there are not many hills.
Our national flower, the "Wattle"
A different type of Wattle
A walkway between the houses and sports fields.
Down a street which is nicely landscaped in the middle.
Through a park where a fir tree was dropping its needles, I think it might be dying.
Back on an even keel.
Past the school's football field.
Going back home now along another nice streetscape in Daisy Hill.
so we are truly upside down on the world from you, your summer begins and ours ends. i love the wattle
ReplyDeleteHi Diane, I enjoyed your spring walk with you. Lovely to see wattle in flower. As always I marvel at the cleanliness of your country. Have a great weekend. Jo
ReplyDeleteBrisbane is such a beautiful city, Diane, and your photos certainly show it.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Diane - Your pictures are lovely, as always.
ReplyDeleteIt is so strange to think it is springtime there when here our fall season is just beginning.
happy springtime to you - Marsha
That is a nice way to have a walk, sitting in my chair and watch left and right. Very good of you to do so each day, thanks for charing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful, photogenic neighborhood! I loved going along on your walk. Now can we share a cup of tea?
ReplyDeleteLoved that wavy walk with the footbridge - a real meandering type of shot. And yes, the streets are spectacularly clean.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your particular part of Brisbane Diane.
Lovely walk! How wonderful to see those Wattles in bloom during Spring. The ones that grow in the bushland here flower in late Autumn to early Winter. I'm heading down there to visit with my son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren soon, so I'm pleased to hear the weather has warmed up a bit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for including us on your walk. You had a beautiful day for it, and the Spring landscape is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYour walking route is very picturesque! Everything looks so well manicured and perfectly trimmed. I love the wattle! Very sad about the fir tree, but it does make the sidewalk pretty.
ReplyDeleteHi Diane
ReplyDeleteYou have a very scenic area to walk in! One of yoir photos looked like an autumn day here with ball the red trees.
Yes I did enjoy the walk. What I find interesting about walking and travel posts are the different things that people notice. I also find all the different types of wattle fascinating.
ReplyDeletei love these dedicated paths for walking and biking. looks like a wonderful place....and fall, she sure is knocking at the door!!
ReplyDelete* fall is knocking at our door!! i see for you it's spring!!
ReplyDeleteI so loved the walk Diane! That's a nice wattle in the second photo - haven't seen anything like that before.
ReplyDeleteI love my morning walks and now I can say I have "walked" with you! Thanks for taking us along your beautiful paths and walkways.
ReplyDeleteI did love the walk ... it's getting a little cool for my taste here in Oregon as Fall approaches, so I enjoyed your early Spring ramble. (I still walk anyway, just prefer it when it's warmer.)
ReplyDeleteThat tree shedding needles must be ill -- b/c I assume Spring is the wrong time for that.
Daisie Hill...love the name! And the walk was very visually interesting. Thanks for taking us along!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your walk. What lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteDiane, you saw some pretty trees and photos from your walk. I love the yellow Wattle.
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