Walks around Cradle Mountain in Tasmania revealed some beautiful things…stunning shapes and colours.
It wasn’t all still life. I spotted a wombat waddling through the undergrowth. He was in no hurry to get away. He was happily chewing on his dinner, and was not inclined to turn around to show me his lovely face.
Soon I will be walking in Italian forests around Casa Debbio. I’m hoping for snow.
A brief but lovely time with you and Jim, Deb. Hopefully one day you can return the compliment if and when Kathy and I make it back to Bagni di Lucca.
By: Tiger Dreaming on February 9, 2016
at 9:47 pm
Casa Debbio awaits your visit. Come on over.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 9, 2016
at 11:06 pm
The beauty of nature!
By: Kerry & Jim on February 9, 2016
at 10:34 pm
An artist could not have done it better.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 9, 2016
at 11:07 pm
How lucky to spot a wombat
By: Mallee Stanley on February 9, 2016
at 11:30 pm
Definitely the best of both worlds. Australia and Italy .
By: Lyn on February 10, 2016
at 3:32 am
It’s such a beautiful, peaceful place. When we were there and I was trying to photograph the wildlife – all I ever managed to get was their backsides and our guide told us this was the “tourist view”:) I wasn’t lucky enough to spot a wobbly wombat bottom.
By: Jan on February 10, 2016
at 4:58 am
We saw a few wombats and lots of wallabies. The wallabies were a bit quicker than to slow wombat.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 11, 2016
at 4:42 am
Beautifully natural arrangements and great photos, Deb.
Your wish for snow may be granted, as this winter has been quite mild, at least up to now…..
By: Mulino Dominillo on February 10, 2016
at 6:03 am
I think there has been lots of rain in BdL. I hope this gives way to snow.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 11, 2016
at 4:43 am
so beautiful dear Debra, I loved them all. Thank you, love, nia
By: niasunset on February 10, 2016
at 6:47 am
Thank you Nia. The Australian bush can be very beautiful.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 11, 2016
at 4:44 am
Great post Debra! What is a wombat? Never heard of it before! How exciting you are off to Italy again!
By: thirdeyemom on February 11, 2016
at 1:10 am
A wombat is an Australian marsupial about the size of a chubby dog, with very short, strong legs, which it uses for digging. They are reasonably common. I leave for Italy in a few days. I will be there for 4 months.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 11, 2016
at 4:41 am
Wow that sounds rather large! The time I went to Australia I remember being in awe at all the interesting kinds of wildlife that we don’t see here. As for Italy, that sound fantastic! Can’t wait to see all your photos and read your posts from there! 🙂
By: thirdeyemom on February 11, 2016
at 7:20 pm
Sounds wonderful Debra!
By: thirdeyemom on February 11, 2016
at 7:21 pm
Gorgeous pics, Deb. Nature is truly beautiful……so is the wombat bottom!
By: kathyhill on February 11, 2016
at 7:13 am
I was happy to spot the wombat going about his business.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2016
at 6:48 am
The ultimate stylist.
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at 4:12 am
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