Yield

I'm not too proud to admit I'm not man enough to live up to the Daily Photo Challenge.
It's really, really hard!!!
Especially when you're not "feelin' it", and I don't want to upload any old thing.
Anyway, I'm calling a "time out" while I get my groove back.
And don't YOU slacken off, coz I'll be watching you!!!!!

Photo:
Young family in Alexandra Gardens, Ararat - August, 2008.

A Dandelion, A Broken Window, My Dog and His Ball and Graffiti

Resting in the shade of the disused club rooms on the sports oval at Kokoda Park, McLellan St, Ararat - 19 March, 2008

A Day in the Park

Photo:
Farmers' Market, Alexandra Gardens, Ararat - Mar, 2008

FO - EEEEE!!

It's footy season!
YAY!
The AFL (Australian Football League) has begun!
Now, this isn't soccer or rugby league or rugby union or gridiron - it's Australian Rules.
I'm not a mad rabid fan like others but I love all the phoof and carry on that goes with it and I love how others love it so passionately.



Photo:
Alexandra Oval - a Saturday afternoon - March, 2008

Canna Lily (I Don't Know, Can It?)

Oh man, I have to grow some of these next year!
Aren't they beautiful?
They are Canna Lilies - they come in all kinds of beautiful, bright colours and look best in a mass planting.

Yes, definitely on my wish list for the garden for next year!




Photo:
Alexandra Gardens, Ararat - 24 March, 2008

Mmmm.......sausages!

Hunting down a good sausage is well worth the effort!
(or so I've heard!)
And these sausages from The Pyrenees Gourmet Butcher were very popular at the recent Farmers' Market.
Yes, I had one.
Yes, they were delicious.



Photo:
Ararat Farmers' Market, Alexandra Gardens, Ararat - March, 2008

The Cupcake Lady

I had run out of money by the time I'd made it to The Cupcake Lady at the Farmers' Market.
Damn!



Photo:
Farmers' Market, Alexandra Gardens, Ararat - 9 Mar, 2008.

What a Day!!

Beautiful, beautiful weather today!
It's good to be alive (the alternative isn't much chop!).
The Ararat Rose Garden (beside the Performing Arts Centre).
I love roses!
They are so happy!
And roses love growing in Ararat - we have the perfect climate for them.



Photo:
5 March, 2008