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The almost sole inhabitants of Australia's territories, McDonald and Heard Islands, are outraged and mystified about why their exports t...
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This post will be all over the place, just as I am all over the place. I'm vacillating about going ahead with the carpet and painting. W... -
I bought Ray a tooth brush for his birthday three years ago. It cost a good bit. Ray bought a toothbrush for me for my last birthday. I foun... -
Friday, I paced the apartment, closing Ray's bedroom door and then opening it. It is closed at the moment, and to be sensible it will sa...
Thank you. Muchly.
ReplyDeleteJust for you, EC.
DeleteOh I needed this Andrew. Last time I saw a balloon I was spellbound. By the ocean. Beautiful day. And the bridge and groom stepped out of it. I was absolutely enchanted. So much so I forgot to take a photo. I actually cried.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
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Wow, WWW. That must have been such a special moment to witness.
DeleteI love that first photo. The light, the colours, the clarity. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks JayCee. I do try a bit with balloon photos.
DeleteHow good that you capture these hot balloons in city
ReplyDeleteRoentare, I took so ok photos this week as I couldn't sleep and I was awake at 5.30.
DeleteThat first picture makes the yellow balloon seem as if it is glowing. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDebby, I think the sun was just right for the photo.
DeleteLove the photos; I once rode in a hot air balloon in Albuquerque.
ReplyDeleteBob, Ray gave me a voucher for my 50th for a balloon flight. It was very interesting.
DeleteAlways love seeing hot air balloons, I don't think I have ever seen any in Adelaide.
ReplyDeleteRiver, I think most of your balloon flights are over the Barossa Valley.
DeleteP.s. having a second look at your new fridge I can see there might be a problem reaching the two small cabinets above it. Do you have a good sized stepladder?
ReplyDeleteI do have a step ladder but it is a bother to get out. I now use the milk crate Ray used to keep his washed but not ironed clothes in. However, well spotted. That is where my breakfast cereal is stored and I discovered the problem of my arms not being long enough this morning. I opened the fridge door to get me closer and then I could reach my cereal. I am not sure if this is sustainable.
DeleteMove the cereal and use those cabinets for things you only need once a year.
DeleteI have done that now, River.
DeleteGood to see the balloons, colourful they are.
ReplyDeleteYes Margaret. I am always pleased when I see them. The novelty has not worn off.
DeleteIt looks like those balloons are going to get tangled up in trees, but I'm assuming there's a clearing not evident in the picture.
ReplyDeleteKirk, yes there are sporting fields. Even so, it is hard to imagine how six balloons can land in a fairly tight space, but they do.
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ReplyDeletegood to see balloons. They always flew over Bath on Sunday, that is if the wind was right. Bristol always had a balloon festival.
Thelma, sadly they cannot fly over London though because of airport restrictions. A balloon over London would be magical.
DeleteI am going to be "unusually kind" once again as I say - Magical images Andrew!
ReplyDeleteTa.
DeleteA ride in a hot air balloon is still on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteDo it soon TP. Bones break more easily when you are older.
DeleteThey always look magical to me even in a photo, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteIt is quite an experience Pat, but a one off for me.
DeleteBeautiful pics! Did you just come across them in your archives?
ReplyDeleteI have a folder with a few balloon photos for a rainy day, Steve. They are not very old.
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