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Lunch at Halton Park, Croudace Bay
Lunch at Halton Park, Croudace Bay.
But first a stop of at The Esplanade, Warners Bay for hot potato chips.
We also saw a white heron, pigeons, and noisy miners but those piccies didn’t come out very good.
Bunya Bunya Tree
Bunya Bunya Tree seeds, with and without husks.
Newcastle fish markets walk around the Throsby Basin
Newcastle fish markets at 97 Hannell Street, Wickham.
*Floating dock for ship repairs on the left, Honeysuckle Precinct office buildings at the end, Marina and fish cooperative on the right.
Lunch at the Toronto lions club park
Where is Toronto lions club park?
There was also a grey heron, but I couldn’t get a full picture of him.
Ginger Plant and Crepe Myrtle
Snippets from the garden
This is the tree at the edge of the front yard that threatens our tiled roof in stormy weather, and that the council won’t let us get removed because it’s the type of tree (old and weathered) that the parrots can breed in, ok, fine, I just hope the Indian Mynah birds don’t kick them out every year, as it is way too disheartening to see those pretty pale blue Eastern Rosella eggs on the ground.
On a plus side, it does provide welcome shade from the afternoon sun in Summer.
Some pictures from the back yard:
Do you get the impression Ross likes chilies?
See that white spot?
Watagans National Park
Where is Watagans National Park?