We watched the locals feed
Gazed at my sister’s three
Wandered around parks and historical towns
Then picnicked at Hinkler Park
What did you do on the weekend?
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What lovely places and what lovely times! 🙂 So glad you saw and experienced them all!
That bird is so cute! 🙂 The pansy faces always make me smile! 🙂
We had a very rainy weekend…but got out for some walks in the lighter rain. Got a lot done indoors AND fixed some good meals AND watched an interesting movie.
HUGS and Happy New Week!!! 🙂
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Good to know. Lovely images Kate.
I made sweet cherry jam and canned it.
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One day I shall and I shall bring a bottle for you 😀
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thank you so much dear friend 🙂
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Beautiful photos!! Interestingly enough, I live in the Appalachian Mountains of far Western Maryland, USA, and said mountains are often referred to “Blue Mountains.”
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Ours were named ‘Blue’ as they have that hue from a distance 🙂
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I wish someday I will visit the places. The pictures are so beautiful.🤗
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It’s well worth the visit Amartya 🙂
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The pictures are so mesmerizing. I will surely visit someday.
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I was in the Blue Mountains for the first time in July. I also visited our Three Sisters. On the weekend, I was at Coolangatta. It’s a rather special spot also.
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oh yes they all have their particular attractions, we are so blessed to live here!
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The mountains look so beautiful. And the bird is magnificent. I love the Rockies here, but the forests are not nearly so lush as the Blue Mountains seem to be. .
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yes, they are indeed lush and I’ve spent many a weekend hiking them in my younger years!
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You must have some wonderful memories! Do you have favorite spot or trail?
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one valley in particular as one traverses such magical terrain but I never name it, a bit like our best beach and reef diving as we are reluctant to share 🙂
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Yes, it’s a sad fact wilderness can be ruined by too much traffic.
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yes once it’s on the tourist trek things go downhill pretty quickly 😦
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What someone is giving the bird isn’t exactly health food, but I guess (as the old saying goes) beggars can’t be choosers. 🙂
Great pix!
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lol bird was actually eating a cookie, not the chip but neither are healthy!
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🦋 You are kidding? We’re up there some weekends or on a hubby’s no work Monday. Where do you live?
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northern NSW, just down for a very brief visit 🙂
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🦋ah…Well, I hope you enjoyed our Blue Mountains. 🙂 Have you ever seen Janolan Caves? They are spectacular.
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yes once, not near as impressive as caving in the wild!
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🦋 It’s wild enough for me. LOL! Some of those narrow caves there are too tiny for me. My knees would never be the same.
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lol there are some magnificent formations but it’s still a tourist cave … I’ve climbed into some fairy lands 🙂
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Such beautiful pictures……wow
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thanks Sakshi 🙂
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I love the flowers. We grow them at my home 🙂
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but also love the reflection of the old buildings in that window .. thanks!
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Absolutely 😀
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Sooo lovely
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agreed, thanks 🙂
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