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Nature never hurries.
Atom by atom, little by little she achieves her work.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

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"Patience and the mulberry leaf becomes a silk gown"
chinese proverb

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Gabes, good thought for us all. I get so impatient when I'm not well, and nature takes its own sweet time. Thanks for the reminder.

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Post by Joefnh »

Gabes great images and truly thought provoking and poignant quotes...

Thanks for posting these.

BTW if you click on any of the images you get a larger version of the picture....I love the one with the droplet of water
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Yep, Mother Nature does it right, and by not rushing things, she does it right the first time.

Thanks for sharing,
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Post by Gloria »

Beautiful pictures - makes me anxious for summer. Thank you for posting them.

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Thanks, Gabes!

Beautiful pix!

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I'm sitting here looking out the window as its starting to snow again...having these pictures is a great thing, makes me think of spring!!
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A few weeds are beginning to bloom in my yard, so spring must be on the way. :lol:

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Tex
my 4.5 hectares of front garden even has corn growing
they have a section with herbs and vegetables etc
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Gabes,

That's over 11 acres, which makes it a mighty big garden. I'd hate to have to take care of a garden that large. :grin:

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Post by hazel »

Oh, the galahs. I was just amazed the first time I saw them just walking around like pigeons in a park. I can't believe the gorgeous birds you see every day! Cockatoos, parrots, oh my. Hope we make another trip to Australia someday, but I doubt it... :-(
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Tex
thats the awesome part- it is all maintained by Toowoomba council!!
i get a fantastic garden every season - no cost! no labour!


Kathy
the park is full of birds... the cheeky buggers hide in the trees and make me work to get a photo!
the other morning a couple of the parrots were playing chase and teasing the magpies.
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Wow! "Awesome" is indeed the correct choice of words. :thumbsup:

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Post by DebE13 »

Great pictures Gabes,

I agree with Joe- I can see my ice covered driveway from the kitchen window and I could use a little color about now. I miss having the windows open and hearing the birds. I have a small greenhouse area in my basement where my cats and I hang out, haha. Down there I have geraniums and hybiscus flowering..... keeps me hopeful for spring!
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Gabes,
Your pictures are beautiful. I just loved them. Please keep sharing. You have a wonderful talent.

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