Watery Songlines

- all photos are taken on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia - unless stated otherwise...

Sunday, 7 June 2015

zing of a jet skier...

jet skier behind the Searoad ferry on Port Phillip Bay...

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Saturday, 6 June 2015

disturbed...

waves by Dromana pier...

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Friday, 5 June 2015

wetland grasses...

view of wetlands at Hillview Community Reserve in Dromana...

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Thursday, 4 June 2015

shaken up...

waves rolling in to Dromana beach...

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Wednesday, 3 June 2015

WW#10 construction view...

a view of the construction of the new Rosebud pier...

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WEDNESDAY WATERS

Water Wonders

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Tuesday, 2 June 2015

sea magic...

winter waters at Dromana beach...

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Monday, 1 June 2015

looking content...

duck swimming in the wetlands at Hillview Community Reserve, Dromana...

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Gemma Wiseman aka Pamela Adams: I've been a creative writer ever since I was old enough to hold a pen. These days, it's the keyboard and I, every morning with coffee, and we spill out poetic wonders. Later in the day, maybe there is some time to indulge in other genres...usually a school holiday treat...Have I been published ...??? in British school activity books, my notes+creative suggestions accompanying videos for schools (also British+an annual U.S. collection of poetry...Have I been interviewed?...online by a writer in Ontario, now living in BC and a writing group in New York... I even wrote a play - 'Riff Raff', in tandem with another Victorian high school teacher. The play toured several schools in Queensland...That teacher now writes one act plays annually. Have I entered competitions?...Yes...+ won a Hanimax camera plus accessories when I was 12... Do I seek untold fame and fortune? No... I just would like to be noticed and valued, making a difference to someone's life; someone who may have just stumbled across my work... Currently I am retired and guide a U3A writing group plus dabble in encouraging teenagers to explore their inner selves through their writing. P.S. I believe in miracles.

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water does not resist...

“Water does not resist. Water flows. When you plunge your hand into it, all you feel is a caress. Water is not a solid wall, it will not stop you. But water always goes where it wants to go, and nothing in the end can stand against it. Water is patient. Dripping water wears away a stone. Remember that, my child. Remember you are half water. If you can't go through an obstacle, go around it. Water does.”
― Margaret Atwood, The Penelopiad

Let the mountains talk...

Let the mountains talk, let the river run
There's a wisdom here, there is much to learn
There's much to know, much to understand
In this healing time all across the land

You have heard my songs, oh so many years
You have left with me, washed away my tears
You have shared my joy, you have felt my pain
In this healing time, walk with me again

Through these darker days on this narrow line
Help me find my way, help me see the signs
I am not afraid, I am not alone
You have taught me well, you have brought me home

Let the mountain speak, let the rivers run
As the world awakes to the rising sun
In each brand new day, in our own rebirth
In this healing time on our mother earth

Let the mountains talk, let the rivers run
There is wisdom here, there's so much to learn
In each brand new day, in our own rebirth
In this healing time for our mother earth
In each brand new day, in our own rebirth
In this healing time, here on mother earth

John Denver - "Healing Time"

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Water World Wednesday - My Lifes Journey In Focus

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MORNINGTON PENINSULA to Cranbourne posts

Anthony's Nose (15) Arthurs Seat (47) Balnarring (29) Blairgowrie (4) Boneo (2) Boneo Maze and Wetlands (2) Coolart (23) Cranbourne (5) Cranbourne Botanical Gardens (4) Devilbend Reservoir (11) Dromana (172) Dromana Hills (11) Enchanted Adventure Garden (25) Enchanted Maze Garden (11) Fisherman's Beach (1) Flinders (19) Frankston (6) Hastings (47) Hillview Community Reserve (47) London Bridge Ocean Beach (15) Martha Cove (22) Merricks Creek (1) Montalto (1) Moonlit Sanctuary (2) Mornington (14) Mount Martha (2) Mushroom Reef (3) Pearcedale (5) Pearcedale Moonlit Sanctuary (3) Portsea (22) Red Hill (5) Rosebud (35) Rye (9) Safety Beach (37) Schnapper Point (13) Shoreham (5) Somers (24) Sorrento (14) Sorrento Back Beach (3) The Briars (1) Tuerong (11) Warringine Park (5) West Head (4) Westernport Bay (15)

MELBOURNE posts

Caulfield (1) Clayton (1) Cranbourne (5) Eureka Tower (1) Fitzroy Gardens (4) Melbourne (19) Monash Freeway (1) Noble Park (12) Yarra River (4)

SOME OF MY OTHER BLOGS

Sky Songlines

bluest blue... - bluest blue winter skies at midday... powdered with white cloud - Dromana Hills
6 years ago
Beach Songlines

a few steps away... - a view of Safety Beach...
6 years ago
Black and White Songlines

early morning spaces... - walkway by Safety Beach...
6 years ago
Shadowy Songlines

a brief patch... - a brief patch of warm winter sunlight is as precious as gold... a little wandering space... a little sleeping space...
6 years ago
Reflection Songlines

reflections of winter... - reflections in winter waters at Schnapper Point, Mornington...
6 years ago
Art of Trees and Plants

welcome shade... - On a hot summer's morning like this morning - 32C degrees and climbing - it is good to see some shady trees round the Dromana Hub carpark... By 9:00am, (a...
7 years ago
Macro Songlines

like a touch of whimsy... - plant growing at Dromana beach...
7 years ago
Enchanted Songlines

waiting?... - sculpture at the Enchanted Adventure Garden, Arthurs Seat...
8 years ago

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