2025 a year where my husband has had constant undiagnosed pain in his lower back. The DVT from my trip to Canada had me wearing compression stockings for 6 months. A friend has been lost. Two friends have had to take the breast cancer road with dear Liz also requiring heart surgery. The world hasn't been a peaceful place. Through all this, nature and friendships have been spirit lifting.
I am still quite time poor at present. Two big photobook projects need to be completed by April. I have hardly started. The rainbow caught my attention, as I sat down to sift through my photos to select one for each month. A quick decision was made to make this year's focus, the sky.
January - after the storm.
February - after Cyclone Alfred.
March - a bear with full moon eye.
April - a stunning sunrise.
May - a wonderful day spent with my brother, concluded with this tranquil sunset.
June - the joy of sunset on Prince Edward Island.
July - summer sky Prince Edward Island. The morning fog still trying to lift at midday.
August - a foggy, full moon setting at Girraween National Park.
September - the bliss of watching the sun rise on the family farm at Afterlee.
October - Lennox Heads sunset after a perfect day of walking, relaxing and watching the waves roll in.
November - a spectacular sunset after a massive thunderstorm.
December - the only month where there was only one choice.
The 5.51 am sunrise on Christmas morning, was one of calm beauty. Thankfully the birds were not their usual raucus selves! A special dawn for a special day.
I have been wanting to share the following two pics for some time. Not long after seeing the moose
car washing, my Instagram friend in far western Queensland on a vast property, posted the pics of calves washing her dusty ute.
AUSSIE CAR WASH
As the sun sets on another year, I send peace, love and joy to you and your loved ones. Find time to soak up nature's amazing beauty.
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