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24 comments:
"Click go the shears"! Does anyone need their wool removed?
Is that Aussie for a haircut? Hehe. Love the grey tone of these photographs, literally and figuratively. It is early evening here Anon but now that you mentioned it, I can go for a cuppa.
HAHHAAA Aussie males are known to have their heads shaven Ces ;) This is a shed for sheep shearing! It's early morning here Ces and almost as dark as night! I might have to join you for coffee - now that you mention it again :)
Sigh, if only I could have coffee with an anonymous person in person! HAHAHAHA!
Hhehheee, grab someone from the hallway! WHAAAAA there's a massive storm brewing outside here Ces! I guess that isn't the sort of brewing you're talking about. White and one sugar thanks!
Take pictures and duck!
I'm NOT going out there! Apart from visiting the dunny but in the meantime will hang on!
Now- this is Bizzare!
I did a ride yesterday into the Wolgan Valley and, after a couple of hours paused at a shed similar to this where there was an old tractor! I call it a shed but it was evident it was where someone had lived no too long ago!!
:o)
There are sheds everywhere Simon, we used to have one down the back! You can live in a shed! HAHA :)
You have a dunny. Is that what I think it is? What if it gets blown away while you are in it? I am learning Australian.
I'd be on the dunny and not in it Ces! I guess I'd get wet. HAHA!!
Yes, I mean on it not in it. Eeek!
EEEK!! Ces, it's sunny again now anyway... ;)
I like the sheds than the garden...It seems it have a story om it...
This is one great big garden Raj, with 'structures' in each part depicting a different area in the world. They are put there to create a story :)It will be easier to understand once I keep posting... ;)
A different area in the world? Like Africa and Philippines and US?
Yes Ces, like Africa then North and South America... the Philippines wasn't there!
;(
Great photo blog, anonymous! Like your garden shed post.
Thanks for stopping by over my way. Yes, I've seen some classic b&w shots of Mesa Verde that are spectacular.
Sorry Ces, there are lots of others to make up for it...
Hello Raf, you look like a gnome HAHA :) My Dad took the shot and the photograph was large enough to almost fill one wall in our lounge room - amazing! Nice to see it in colour, there was only black and white back then!
Ah - a dunny is a toilet?
LEO Online dictionary is having problems with this word.
But I think I got the meaning :P
That's right Maria :)
Wow, I like these photos. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Thanks Linda :)
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