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| Christmas tree in silver and gold |
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| An arm-span from the Christmas tree (through the window) nature's silver and gold |
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| Flame Tree in bloom, an Australian native, nature's Christmas tree |
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| Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo (Australian native), in macadamia nut tree, overhanging our yard |
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| Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo in a nearby pecan nut tree |
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| Agapanthus in bloom in our garden |
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| Florist Gerbera, one of three I bought at yesterday's Christmas Market |
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| Black-eyed Susan (rudbeckia) also bought at yesterday's market |
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| Favourite (glittering) Christmas card, brightening my days - thank you Sue! |
May grace and peace be yours as we walk through this beautiful and glorious week ahead.
Let us have eyes to see this Christmas as if it was our first and last,
And a heart to know the depths of His love, poured out for us.
I would much prefer your temperature to ours right now. Enjoy your Christmas. My tree is white and gold too ; )
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the Cockatoo...amazing. And, right in your own backyard!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you get to see that Cockatoo!
ReplyDeleteAustralia lá bem longe, mas pelo que vejo no seu blog deve ser muito bonito.
ReplyDeleteFeliz Natal.
Love the agapanthus and the brown eyed Susan!!!
ReplyDeletethe flame tre ist great !
ReplyDeleteWonderful words Karen and I love your (tropical) pictures, especially the black cockatoo, the flame tree and second photo, all so unusual for us to see.
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a Merry Christmas.
Beautiful photos of nature at Christmas time in Australia seen through your magic lens. Your tree looks wonderfully elegant. Much happiness and blessings to you and your family, Karen. It must be a joy to sit around that lovely tree on Christmas morning and watch all your 'children' open their presents.
ReplyDeleteWish you, dear Karen and your lovely Family a merry Christmastime.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Heidrun
I hope you´re enjoying the most perfect and peaceful Christmas holiday :-)
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