Australian weather...mix and match...

Meanwhile, down south in Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula, it's coolish at 14 degrees...(I have a warm scarf on with light long sleeves ...mixing my options)... + grey clouds + a few sprinkles of rain...
Love the mystical tones of this image...almost haunting... https://t.co/kobzUhgNBG

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 28, 2020

While we’re escaping the heat, spare a thought for the plants & animals. Our research has documented the death of 10,000s of flying-foxes due to extreme heat events https://t.co/wJNkUt8Djp

“Temperatures higher than 42°C (107.6°F) can kill flying-foxes ('fruit bats'; Pteropus sp) pic.twitter.com/j7f1hts8Di

— John Martin (@Wingtags) November 28, 2020

Melbourne seems to be like a watcher on the cast-iron balcony according to these maps... 

heat at Marree...

Marree, nearly a ghost town, lies at the junction of the Birdsville and Oodnadatta Tracks, SA. North are the Simpson Desert + Sturt's Stony Desert + north-east is the Strzelecki Desert. Corrugated iron houses + wide streets disappear into the desert.https://t.co/fC6vooWMEz https://t.co/DUrQESJK9g pic.twitter.com/zRhmDGxw6N

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 28, 2020

new life on the move...

PASSING THOUGHT: A dear friend visited today...It's been so very long...Gave her many of my old poetry books (5 large bags full) to give to her teenage daughter...I felt good... Great to know those books are going to continue being valued...My new life is steadily on the move... pic.twitter.com/nliDmshtZZ

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 28, 2020

a problem?...

Amazing how a new light unveils a new perspective...

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 28, 2020

Sometimes just sharing a problem breaks down the intensity of negatives...

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 28, 2020

mask outdoors...

PASSING THOUGHT: Wearing a mask is still an everyday habit...anywhere...We Victorians don't need to wear a mask outdoors now, but many, (including me), still do...The only time I lower it outdoors is when it's a hot afternoon...yet pulled back on when even a person passes me...

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 27, 2020

a different horse...

We all need a little weirdness for a Friday smile...A horse looking for a squirrel? A sun hat? Perhaps a horse in meditation mode? https://t.co/VFTRssGGjP

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 27, 2020

Bushrangers Bay...

Bushrangers Bay provides a spectacular walking track. The Cape Schanck area of the track provides great cliff-top views. This particular part of the rocky cliff reminds me of London Bridge Ocean Beach, Portsea and its rocky coastline bridge shape... https://t.co/cfPF9dt73z

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 26, 2020

Push-n-Boots...

PASSING THOUGHT: My little furball has just earnt another nickname 'Push-n-Boots'... Not only does she hound me, right on cue, to get up each morning, but now she hounds me about 7:15pm to get away from the computer, go to the loungeroom, and give her a cuddle as I watch TV... pic.twitter.com/w16pt7bily

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 25, 2020

South Australia's silo art...

I haven't explored South Australian silo art before...Some huge art in small places...This one is at Wirrabara, South Australia. Artwork by Smug (Sam Bates) connects the forestry industry and local fauna. Wirrabara is in the Southern Flinders Ranges, mid-north South Australia. https://t.co/7020WPPgqZ pic.twitter.com/cRfX6x3uEn

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 25, 2020

in my pocket of light...

in my pocket
of light
I'm a thumbnail
sketch
of where I'd like to be #tanka https://t.co/TCMVYaWQe5

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 25, 2020