alone in the park
we're so blessed to live in toowoomba where parks abound just about everywhere. i have absolutely lost count of the number of parks, because there seems to be a park just about any corner. and of course, we love taking our kids to the park whenever we can. no matter how many times i have visited a certain park, there seems to be always something new that catches my eye. and always something new to look forward to in the next visit.
a lonesome tree at captain cook oval, bent sidewards, as if reaching out to the sky
a lonesome tree at captain cook oval, bent sidewards, as if reaching out to the sky 
the lone bench and the tree's shadow, still at captain cook's oval ( i wanted to take a photo of that particular tree, but a rubbish bin was tied next to it, so i had to contend with the shadow)
the windmill at kearney's historical park standing alone, but mighty high and proud next to the gum trees
the trees seem to be bowing in respect of this great log, alone on the ground, still at kearney's historical park (giving up its life so people tired from walking in the bush could sit)
4 comments:
you're indeed so lucky to have those parks to go to. you get the chance to be in touch with nature. i especially love the last photo, seems mysterious. i'm imagining me, sitting on that log, reading a book while the kids are playing hide and seek. ug ang daddy ang gabantay nila para maka-emote si mummy!
mao jud charm. i feel really blessed that we are surrounded by all these parks and trees, and my kids are able to enjoy them, and hopefully, they will appreciate nature the way i do. mao sad charm, ma imagine gyud nako imo family by that log. i actually took heaps of shots of my girls sitting on that log. i'll post them soon. i'll get around to it, hopefully.
keth, all these vibrant colors are making my head spin! very very beautiful indeed! oh, i wish i lived in your area. i love parks, but there aren't enough here -- and not as beautiful.
pareha jud ta jops. i love parks. we have really nice parks here. naa sad daghan ginagmay nga park for the kids to play but the really big parks can take your breath away, especially in springtime.
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