Just a quick DIY

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Are you stuck in isolation and wanting something to do? Do you enjoy quick and easy DIYs.. well here is one just for you. Why not make a pot for a plant picked from your garden…

I really enjoy drinking v , found an empty v can waiting to go get cashed in for ten cents. Hmm not this time, decided to do a quick DIY , made my own pot for a sweet little Aloe Brevifolia. I did remember to put drainage hole in the bottom..

Look how adorable she looks!

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Cedar Creek

Spent my Saturday out with nature, out with friends exploring the world and embracing the beauty of Mother earth. For someone who struggles to have really good balance, walking through the bush walks was a bit of a struggle for me.

My friends son found a little turtle in the creek. What a wonderful experience for him and us. We put him back in the creek under a rock.

This was a bit tricky for someone with a phobia of falling.

Looking through nature to view nature 😍

Hawaiian Dance Teacher

Not only do I enjoy writing about words of wisdoms, or little snacks I’ve prepared, but I also enjoy sharing images I have captured or people or places. I had the opportunity to photograph a Hawaiian dance teacher who loves palm trees and flowers.

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I am located in Ipswich, QLD and can travel. Would love to photograph more people.

Little Cactus

Eighty plastic puzzle pieces with beautiful floral designs on them. Eighty little puzzle pieces formed together together to make a small pot for a small plant.

Perfect for a little Cactus.

A cup of cuteness

Created up cup of cuteness. Who else loves succulents and teacup? Why not have both!

Sending some love

I wanted to share this lovely piece of artwork my Indian ring neck carved for me. I feel the love.

Butterflies and Birds

Hey everyone welcome back to my blog! Due to currents restrictions and rules in Australia I have not been able to travel with my fellow bloggers and friends to capture the world around us. I have decided to use my isolation time to capture images from Home.

Above images are of some of the times of butterflies we have had visit us over the past couple of days.

Meet Sunkiss (Lorikeet) and chloe (indian ringneck ) even pets can becomes the perfect models.

A place someone calls Home

Urban Exploring for me has become a lot more then looking at abandoned buildings, trains and Homes. The more I explore , the more I learn not all places are abandoned and that some places are still home.  Home is a story, every house and everyone has one.

In 2011 Ipswich QLD faced flooding, and since then the local bowling Alley has been shut down. A week before I attend the bowling Alley to have a look another Urban explorer attended the site stating a door was open. The week I attended the site no door was open and rumours the site being refurnished again had come about.

I can not wait to see what the owners have in stall for this Building.

Run down

My love and interest in street art has come a long way from capturing the streets of Nambor and caloundra, to now exploring old run down buildings covered in graffiti. The images I have here are from a couple of places close to home, Seq, Ipswich.

Pops popular pictures

Built in 1920, what is known to be Red Hill Skate Rink to urban explorers and the local community of Red Hill started as “Pops Popular Pictures.”

In 1969, the building was then transformed into a local sound lounge popular amongst teenagers before it became a Skate Rink a year later.

Due to Arson and a fiery blaze in year 2002 the building was left to stand alone.

Its now 2019 and new renovations have started inside the building creating a cinema, a ten million dollar job.