Have been hearing a lot about bad weather in the Northern half of the planet and thought i’d share a few shots of my Winter weather here in Perth just to balance the ‘ship’ a little.
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My front garden…
My rear garden…
Still 6 weeks until the Spring Solstice? (Cape Daisies and Geraldton Wax with Pink Diosma flowering in the hedge.)
Try telling the flowers that! 🙂 (Variegated leaved gazania and white freesias).
Yellow gazania and purple wood sorrel.
It’s a tough life living in Western Australia, but somebody has to do it!
I’m rather glad it is me actually. 😉
Love.
Belle foto 🙂
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Molto Grazie!
It is too beautiful of a day here to keep it all to myself!
Even better forecast for tomorrow, 24 C !
A presto. 🦋
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A presto 🙂
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🙂
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(Buona notte) * * *
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sogni d’oro 🙂
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Silenzio dolce! 🙂
( E graziee!)
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Lovely. Is that a drone in the first picture?
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Thank you Derrick. If you mean the black thing between the rooftop and powerlines it is actually their TV aerial! 🙂
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Ah – that is what I meant
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Great weather, similar to here in Brisbane.
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It can get a little cooler, and Jul – August is normally our ‘wet’ season! 🙂
24 tomorrow – Yayy.
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Wonderful photos! Perfect weather.
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Thank you Mz! It’s just glorious, but there might still be a bit of Winter yet to come? 😉
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It looks lovely! This week has been nice here too — not so hot, mornings overcast and cool, with sunny afternoons. Should be a little warmer in the coming week, but back to this by next weekend. I can live with that quite nicely!
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Sounds great… Just as long as the earthquakes don’t come back! 😉
(Winter is expected to resume normal service here later in the week – i can live with that).
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I haven’t felt a quake since the first two, although there have been 80K+ aftershocks (most less than magnitude 2! I’ll be glad when the humidity disappears for the summer!
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Good News! 🙂
We are fortunate here in that our heat is a very dry one in Summer and generally we get a cooling ocean breeze in the afternoons. 🙂
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It IS good news, as long as those thousands of little aftershocks aren’t building up pressure somewhere! Our summers used to be sunny and dry as soon as we got to about July 15, and never the level of humidity that we’ve had for the last 2 or 3 years. The climate definitely is changing now, and I look forward to late summer, with hot, dry days and cool evenings.
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“For the Climes, they are-a changin’…”
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