Slowly the streets and lanes in Leichhardt are being transformed. Leaves, branches and blooms are bursting forth.
Steadily gaining weight over the last six years up to 94 kilos at my heaviest. I feel like I have been in hibernation. As Australia stretches from its slumber so too do I awake.
Yesterday marked the first day of a low carb diet.
Peeping out from next to the hibernating Frangipani was a miniature blushing white bloom. With thanks to our wonderful next door neighbour the gum leaves complement the Spring rose beautifully.
When living in a city it is easy to forget the passing of the seasons. Thankfully the distinct lack of vegetation in this picture is not the norm in Sydney.
I cross Railway Square here every morning transferring from one bus to another. Today is special as Spring has sprung!
This selfie has a coloured sky filter applied in Prisma for iPhone.
Within seconds this scene faded into a memory. Sunset after the rain.
Just in time for Spring, the bottle brushes have started to flower.
By Ox King is painted on the side of a single story house on Lennox Street, Newtown. Information about the inspiration behind the work is included below.
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Pylon pointing
Gymea lilies growing
Atmosphere bubble encasing
Through time and space revolving
Infinitesimal in gargantuan galaxies glittering
By Alex Lehours is painted on the side of a single story house on Lennox Street, Newtown, more information below.
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Detail of the bark of a huge palm tree in Petersham Park.
The following words spring to mind when I gaze upon this image: riven; rough; fissured; cracked; and craggy.
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