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

sea urchins in mini hats...

Feeling a bit like 'odds and ends' tonight...Fidgeting and fumbling around with no particular purpose... Sea urchins with a penchant for mini-hats seem to be a perfect reflection of my fractured, odd mood... https://t.co/iQLHLpRL62

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 24, 2020

lightning over a bay.,..

Dave Murray caught this amazing shot of lightning over Roebuck Bay in Western Australia.https://t.co/dc9XvcRq3o pic.twitter.com/cVFvvk2OxR

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 23, 2020

art of signs...

Signs can be a work of beautiful art...This sign from Victoria must be a grand example... with a nod to our precious birdlife... https://t.co/keIFBcDt4N

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 23, 2020

power pole saga continues...

Here is the same power pole after rain for most of the day today... No sign of that snowy white at the top as in the previous photo...And clearly the pole itself is damp...Very strange... pic.twitter.com/c8aQKl8j8p

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 23, 2020

snowy white-topped power pole...

Why do power pole tops turn so snowy white when there's stormy rain around? This is a pole I can see from my back verandah... Just rain alone never seems to quite manage this trick... pic.twitter.com/T4jScJXpJv

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 22, 2020

some Garfield distraction...

I need me some Garfield distraction...
It's been awhile... pic.twitter.com/kREN0ZYhJ4

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) November 22, 2020