The Grey Gums on the Woodford Fstival Site are looking splendid in their new orange bark. Many Eucalypts shed their bark annually, often revealing quite a different appearance to the older bark, which in this case is grey if you are wondering why such a colourful tree would be called a Grey Gum.
I came across this delightful feature in a small creek in Royal National Park recently, just upstream from my camp. Royal is on the outskirts of Sydney and is Australias oldest, and the worlds second oldest National Park. With that deliciously dark hole, it will definitely be making an appearance in some prints sometime soon. I’ve been thinking of it as The Eye.
I have been so enjoying the views from my new studio in the Mary River Valley area of SE Qld, including this shot of the valley below and the forested hills opposite. Most of all I’m enjoying living in Bunya country. No doubt I will soon write more about the extraordinary Bunya Pine.
I’ve been loving all the colour of Nordic towns, set off by beautiful blue skies. These houses are in Tromsø, Norway.
Anderdalen National Park, on the island of Senja, Norway.
I wonder how much to rent this little cutie for a summer, not too much surely. It had an unoccupied look to it.
art out and about 