tiabunna's photos

28 Apr 2025

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Trouser button

For Macro Mondays #411, 28 April 2025. The subject this week is "Trouser button." This one, as it is labelled, is on a pair of jeans.

18 Apr 2025

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Old motoring bench

See the actual vehicle on the (clickable) PiP. This is a rebuilt Renault Nervasport which came along to our Renault 4CV Muster over Easter. Happy Bench Monday and have a good week, everyone.

18 Apr 2025

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Renault Nervasport

This vintage Renault Nervasport attended our Renault 4CV Muster. It apparently is the result of quite a remarkable rebuilding effort, from what began as little more than a collection of parts.

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17 Apr 2025

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More poplars

My trip away to a classic car gathering, held every second Easter, took me through a small country town where i found this further avenue of poplars.

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15 Apr 2025

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Autumn fences

Poplar trees are not seen in the warmer areas of Australia, but in the cooler southern areas they are fairly common. I saw these on the Southern Tablelands while on my recent travels, as we head into Autumn and at an altitude of about 600 metres. Happy Fence Friday, everyone, and have a great weekend.

12 Apr 2025

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Can opener - macro

For Macro Mondays #409, 14 Apr 2025. The subject this week is "Can opener." Well, this is the part that makes things happen. NOTE. I've at last fixed my internet issue, but I'm about to head away for a little over a week and will be offline. Best wishes for Easter, everyone.

08 Apr 2025

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A Friday fence

Wishing everyone a Happy Fence Friday and a good weekend to follow. ADDENDUM: I shall be largely offline for some time, see my note below for more detail.

10 Apr 2025

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In the garden

I found these colourful little flowers on a garden bush. There were many such clusters and each flower is about 12mm across. I've no idea of what they may be, so all suggestions are welcome.

09 Mar 2025

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Ornamental wall

This ornamental Art Nouveau wall and windows is in Central Station in Sydney (in a room which is now a restaurant/coffee shop). The initials NSWGR at the top of the windows stand for New South Wales Government Railways. Wishing everyone a Happy Wednesday Wall and hopefully a more balanced week.
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