I live in upside down land
Day Two of A Blog Affair
July in Australia normally means winter but I truly live in upside down land.
Darwin, the capital city of the Northern Territory sits on the coastline just to the left of the lumpy bit, up the top middle of Australia.
https://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&tab=wl
Google maps will help you see what I mean
As you can see it's bright blue skies here with a top temp of about 30 degrees C. It's about that temperature all year round really. We have two main seasons Wet and Dry. Winter is very dry and I have to water the garden to keep it green. This is my back garden.
this is a little Carambola tree in front of the older one, self seeded about two and a half years ago, very cute, it had it's first flowers this year too.
Enjoy x Luna
July in Australia normally means winter but I truly live in upside down land.
Darwin, the capital city of the Northern Territory sits on the coastline just to the left of the lumpy bit, up the top middle of Australia.
https://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&tab=wl
Google maps will help you see what I mean
this is from the inside of the beautiful old Carambola tree |
looking up through the carambola
Carambola fruit nearly ready to eat, also known as star fruit or five corner fruit. Tastes like fruit salad. The flowers scent is amazing, intoxicating fruit salad. Unfortunately we have fruit fly up here but the cockatoos love them.
I have quiet a good collection of crotons, these ones remind me of fireworks
lovely single hibiscus
this little guy didn't mind having his photo taken
the sky is full of eagles and hawks, totally amazing
Enjoy x Luna
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