Today I’ve chosen a photograph from our 2017 #adventuredownunder showing another typical Australian bush scene which I’d have photographed from the moving car. This time it would’ve been taken somewhere between Melbourne and Adelaide. Probably, closer to the latter than the former.
Silent Sunday #43
It’s not often Australian paddock trees have a friend 🙂
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😎
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The trees would be giving the much need shade 🙂
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Indeed
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wow…Is that livestock under the tree. Glad someone saved the tree..There don’t seem to be many around.
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Yes it is
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♡ I Hope you got on with the snakes and spiders; oh, and the flies and mossies too
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Why does everyone imagine that Australia is crawling with snakes and dangerous creepy crawlies. I’ve never had so much as a mosquito bite!
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♡ I emigrated here in 2005 fearing the “snakes and creepy crawlies”; the reality is most of the population lives near the coast and “snakes and creepy crawlies” mostly reside in the sparsely populated interior…on a side note a pet snake was found in one of salubrious suburbs, up a tree after escaping from it’s owners tank; the snake handlers got on to the case 😂🤣😅😆😁😄😃😀🙂
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Exactly
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did you see lots of animals in the bush? xo
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Lots of cows, sheep and horses
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The trees are helping them..
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Keeping them cool
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I can feel the sun from just looking at this 🙂 #Thanks
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You’re welcome
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