Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts

Friday, July 29, 2011

Lake Tekapo love!

Lake Tekapo, aka my new favourite place in the world, is a stunning, turquoise blue glacier-fed, high country lake in the Mackenzie District, Canterbury, New Zealand.
Best place to be and explore on a perfect, still Autumn day. x
sunshine
still
farewell, lake castle

church of the good shepherd, lake tekapo
Lake Tekapo!

a boy and a duck :)
but she throws stones nearby (see ripple) and the duck soon leaves
stone, rock, curiosity
sunshine autumn leaves
vintage lake
kids and the lake
Lake Tekapo
play
lake tekapo autumn trees :)

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Little forest fairytale II

mushrooms


These are mostly candid photos
which I adore,
imperfections and all
maybe even more


A stick and a leaf.
What more do you need?


hide and seek


I love these little nature walks in 'the forest', by the park.
Here is another little forest fairytale, at half this age again, eighteen months, which feels like both yesterday and a world away from today.

Monday, April 5, 2010

the beach

because sometimes you've just got to get away
escape, enjoy nature
be a kid, with a sense of wonder, and play





a child's world is fresh and new and beautiful,
full of wonder and excitement

~ Rachel Carson,
The Sense of Wonder











Monday, March 29, 2010

much love monday, on a tuesday eve ♥





hearts apple tree leaves for much love Mondays

i love apple trees


I love blueberries,
orchards,
fresh picked apples,
berry picking in school holidays,
apple picking through university.
no wonder apple trees remind me of my childhood, and tertiary education.
berries,
fruit thinning, apple picking,
working summers and autumns, in-between class terms,
a chance to meditate and enjoy nature
while working outdoors
among apple trees :)




apple blossom



gathering apples in Autumn :)
from our own little apple tree




(i've posted these last ones before... but can't leave them out!)




Friday, March 26, 2010

Winter rose gardens II ~ Looking for Spring

These are my last few favourites from last year's Winter rose gardens,
a short play in the gardens, looking for signs of Spring.

garden child


The roses were pruned in their winter beds, but we found winter flowers, camellia bushes, and new daffodils on the outskirts of the gardens, and played hide and seek among the pathways and trees.



camellia love


hide and seek


daffodils


and a walk home