See, Melbourne does have blue skies. Once in a while.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Reading ...
Listening to ...
Watching ...
this is me
I took these photos with my Lumix camera. It has a Leica lens. Laika was the first dog in space. Dogs In Space is an Australian film made in 1986. My friend Fiona played Barbara the Socialist. Now my friend Miss Simons lives two doors from the house where Dogs In Space was shot in Melbourne. I just sold the Dogs In Space R-rated soundtrack LP on eBay for $26.
Labels
- Adelaide
- aeroplanes
- America
- amphibians
- arse
- art
- art lovers
- Australia
- Autumn
- avifauna
- Barcelona
- bats
- Bavaria
- Berlin
- birthdays
- blogging buddies
- books
- bridges
- Brisbane
- buildings
- camerabag
- cemetery
- climbing
- cranes
- Dad
- dog
- fauna
- fire
- flora
- food
- Germany
- get nude
- Hamburg
- horses
- LA
- lepidoptera
- Melbourne
- men in uniform
- my life
- neighbourhood
- New York
- opera
- out my window
- Paris
- photo friday
- pirates
- poetry
- politix
- Queensland
- reptiles
- seasons
- sky
- Spain
- Spring
- Sydney
- Tasmania
- theatre
- Townsville
- toys
- travel
- trees
- utter silliness
- Victoria
- water
- Winter
- women in uniform
- writing
- Xmas
go and see
- A View From The Battlements
- buzzardbilly, appalachian being
- C.rag and her Lusts
- Cake Wrecks
- Etta Modern
- Mutterings of a Mad Bookseller
- Old Fish and Lemonade
- PhoebeFay
- Radioactive Jam
- Rocketboom
- Sara Says ... beer is not food (except on saturdays)
- skittering thoughts
- Tetherd Cow Ahead
- The Joey Polanski Show
- Tongue in check
- Why he has high blood pressure
12 comments:
I see you had them in your cross hairs!
dear sara - my hairs were cross, but they've settled down now.
All right, you talked me into it. I'll move to Australia after all.
Wow. I haven't seen blue skies since October. Beautiful.
You can't fool me- I can see the wires holding them up!
Sunshine, on my sholder, make me happy
Are those trolley wires?
Where are the Flying Wallendas?
Nothing but blue skies do I see.
atlas: Everyone should move to Australia, there's plenty of room.
mike: Pretty, no?
colonel: You are a man of great insight. No Holiday Fool you.
malach: Your comment has made me inexplicably happy. I love an apt lyric quote, me.
catalyst: You are looking at tram wires. One of Melbourne's many charms is its tram system. I'm a public transport girl, and Melbourne is easy to get around. Mind you, the new trams are so very very ugly, they make me cry. But there are still some old rattlers screeching along the rails.
phoebe: They were run over by a tram.
A.Man: Happy happy happy.
How many skys are in that pitchr?
Nine.
Post a Comment