Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime
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Gareth, in reply to
Just the one. But the rain earlier this week should mean more soon.
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Cos snow here this time of year is about as incongruous as your drought-not-breaking raindrops. 9am and it was already melting that fast....
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Just the one. But the rain earlier this week should mean more soon.
You'll need to get out there and surreptitiously water the secret spot then.
Looks like we have the makings of a Capture Meal here:
Porcini and Walnut risotto supplied by the south and Gibsorne.
followed by
Flaming peach coloured sorbet topped with preseved pears supplied by Auckland sunset and Chinese snowfall and Gudrun's pantry. -
Gareth, in reply to
I don't think it would be possible to be surreptitious in that particular spot!
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Autumn morning light
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Jos,
Luvly Nora!
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Sunset tonight was in a moving car, no time to find a good view....
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Forgotten signs?
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Forgotten signs?
.Flame o, Nora, evocative capture...
...my name is Legion...
The southernmost lost Roman Cohort,
trudges toward the Westlands...?...this augurs ill,
once apron a time..,
Heads up, read the spaces.
Dislodged Masonry ahead! -
Jos,
Great photo and great commentary Ian!
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Islander, in reply to
9am and it was already melting that fast….
Dont cars look kinda creepy under snow?
Maybe it's because I dont see them very often...
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Jos,
Looks like they're hiding, and ashamed that they have been spotted...
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On the riverbank -
pukekos, a heron too?
have tracked the falling tide. -
Islander, in reply to
First glance - none of those look like heron tracks - all much smaller birds-
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ChrisW, in reply to
First glance - none of those look like heron tracks - all much smaller birds-
And at second glance?
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Islander, in reply to
Possibly...I'm used to kotuku prints, quite a bit larger.
Also, kotuku-moana/cattle egret/little egret (different birds) make those kind of prints- and they are in the range of pukeko- -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
pukekos, a heron too?
have to say, first glance I saw shadows of fence posts and a barbed wire fence...
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A cos lettuce left to it's own devices.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
once apron a time..,
Ha! Impressed at what you were able to squeeze out of a simple sign!
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Dont cars look kinda creepy under snow?
More frustrating than creepy. Gotta get the snow off before it freezes solid (not a problem this time, but December through to February its essential), and then when it thaws it leaves the car filthy - dusty climate + air pollution + precipitation = endless appreciation for my local carwash and its water blaster.
S'pose I could try and revive the spring thread. This was an especially welcome sight considering my neighbour two floors down was found dead last night. Didn't know him well, but did share a beer and a chat on a few occasions, interesting bloke, big heart. 55 is kinda young.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
the game's afoot...
pukekos, a heron too?
...or little people with these thongs on...
(I always wanted to carve 'FLIP' and 'FLOP' on my Jandal© soles),,
but have baulked at introducing more visual signal pollution to
natural areas - the literal to the littoral, if you will...(hmm, memo for next election:: two pairs rubber stamped sole shoes, with ingenious ink feed socks (natural waterbased biodegradable ink, natch!), one with cloven hoofs impression. t'other with a National logo walking side by side through the streets... so long, Spring Heel John! )
Grays allegory...
first glance I saw shadows of fence posts and a barbed wire fence…
me too...
gotta get out of the Socrates' Shadow Puppet cave more often......off to the mini vintage market - cnr Barbadoes and Kilmore
Book Fridge site, opp old Piko/now YogaBase, today (11 - 2pm sat 23). -
Jos,
Afternoon light
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JacksonP, in reply to
Solar power.
Afternoon light
De-light.
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ChrisW, in reply to
Barbed wire is indeed in the eye of the beholder.
Offencive Allegory
The people are anguished, suffering under this government -
all strength and fertilty to your campaign ideas! -
Chris Waugh, in reply to
Afternoon light
Afternoon magic.
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