Debbies Six Word Saturday
The fire and smoking log are no more
For those who haven’t been following my Six Word Saturday saga, here is a recap
Fifteen days later I’m still smoking
The fire’s smoke darken the sky
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This afternoons rain solved this problem (or I have finally stopped smoking)
Debbies Six Word Saturday
Yes, for those who have been playing along since early December, a what I would have called a tropical storm happened this afternoon (11th Jan for those elsewhere in the world) I am wet and happy
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After the rain, the crocus appear
Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Ragtag Daily Prompt Friday: Aftermath
There was fire
There was rain
There are flowers
A Crocus flower is almost ended, another ready to bloom
In some places is the garden there are many
Sometimes an individual flower greets the day
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Christmas is a time for family portraits
Fifteen days later – I’m still smoking
One day I will stop smoking
Going fishing on the Mann River
I know it’s down here somewhere
The eerie atmosphere of a bushfire
Time for Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
I am sorry for bombarding you with fire stuff but it’s my life at the moment.
I was in town when the atmosphere turned a different shade than I am used to seeing which gave my world an eerie glow.
Looking across the Clarence River at the Jacaranda trees which usually stand out in the landscape
Looking upstream towards the Great Dividing Range where you see mountains. My place is in there somewhere
At 12:45pm
The reflection of the sun on the water which was being whipped up by a very strong wind. There was even small waves on the river
