My favourite activity when i take the kids to the Hunter is to get up early (without them!) and watch the sun rise and chase kangaroos. This time I had less luck with the roos but a fog was envelping the valleys and rising from the lakes and dams.
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Beautiful images! On top is the kangaroo!
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Fog, mountains, and (?) grapevines - all make for such a pretty winter picture. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteRoos aren't something I'm use to seeing here except in zoos, think we have a few wallabies roaming around though.
ReplyDeleteFog is always so picturesque!
ReplyDeleteThe fog enveloping the valleys and rising from the lakes and dams is a beautiful sight. It's peaceful and serene, and I can imagine how much fun you had chasing kangaroos.
ReplyDelete...fog adds a bit magic. Have a magical week and thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great time, Lydia!
ReplyDeleteTerrific.
ReplyDeleteDear Lydia, I don't understand all of the text today. "Hunter" means "Jäger" in German. You don't hunt kangaroos, I suppose. The photos with the fog are very nice. Kind regards and thanks for the link to Nature Thursday. Elke
ReplyDeleteThat's a lost in translation. It is the name of the region "In 1797 it was formally named the Hunter, after Captain John Hunter who was Governor of the British colony in New South Wales at that time." Nothing to do with hunting...tho people do shoot roos in parts of Australia (I think), I only hunt them with my camera....(it's a very touristy wine region so there'd be no shooting there either way)
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DeleteThank you for sharing your beautiful world with us. Aloha!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots!
ReplyDeleteLooks like wine country. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteFor Yogi, for some reason you post doesn't appear here - but there are a lot of places here where roos and wallabys just wander around - even in Sydney suburbs!
ReplyDeleteI love the cute Kangaroos. Beautiful landscapes and a pretty sculpture.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
I don't get up early unless I am on vacation at the beach. It sure is beautiful to see the sunrise wherever you are. Love the Kangaroo too!
ReplyDeleteThe world is indeed a wonderful place, and it's nice to see it through your eyes.
ReplyDeletewonderful photos
ReplyDeleteI love fog ;)
What a beautiful morning. Fog always makes everything look so magical.
ReplyDeleteTop notch landscape view. Lucky to post the roo too.
ReplyDeleteThe world is a beautiful place indeed. Beautiful fog. Hubby loves walking in the fog.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week, Lydia. ♥
Lovely photos!
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Some beautiful moody photos, but lovely nature
ReplyDeleteFog adds another dimension.The world is indeed beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are a set of stunning shots, I love how you've captured the mood of the sky. Thanks for linking up and for sharing your snaps with #MySundaySnapshot.
ReplyDeleteThe fog scene and the mystical look of trees are giving a feeling of scene of motion picture. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
ReplyDeleteA winter fog can conjure up such beautiful photos, wow!
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