We have a Mackay Bay about ten minutes from the house. A nice hiking trail surrounds it. (It was a bit of a mess the last time I was there...a hurricane had just hit us a few weeks previously)
Often find the same name in different countries - wonder how your Mackay Bay is pronounced! I can only imagine the mess after the cyclone as we too up north had a cyclone this year.
That concrete was rather unique, looked good in reality. Haven't a clue what that yellow flower is called, husband said it looks familiar but he too can't recall what it's called.
This is lovely garden. It's always interesting to watch all these flowers and green in your place when we have cold and snow. The leaves in the cement is nice idea. Australia is a huge continent and there is many so different and beautiful places as I have been able to see in your photos, thanks for sharing. Now I watched many your previous posts. By the way, I like your header a lot.
Thank you, and you are most welcome. As you find my country interesting I find yours interesting through your photos. Such different climates - opposite :) The header I made myself.
In response to this post and your previous two Mackay posts...again, Mackay was part of my past stomping grounds.
And after all the times I've been to Mackay...even working for a brief while there, managing a motel on Nebo Road....I never got to visit the Botanical Gardens.
As all the gardens, this one gives us a sense of well-being.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing it to us.
: )
You are welcome. :)
DeleteWe have a Mackay Bay about ten minutes from the house. A nice hiking trail surrounds it. (It was a bit of a mess the last time I was there...a hurricane had just hit us a few weeks previously)
ReplyDeleteOften find the same name in different countries - wonder how your Mackay Bay is pronounced!
DeleteI can only imagine the mess after the cyclone as we too up north had a cyclone this year.
Just beautiful. I love the leaves etched in the concrete? too.
ReplyDeleteSomething different to see, someone was artistic :)
DeleteBuenas plantas, para contemplar mientras se pasea. En estos jardines es donde podemos admirar gran variedad de plantas.
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Lovely plants and good to see what grows in that area.
DeleteLovely photographs again, and I especially like the etched leaves.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks. The leaves in the cement was different, can't see I've seen it before.
DeleteSpend more time there - there is lots to learn and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot to see in Mackay, more than one realises on the first visit years ago - each time we stay we find something different to visit.
DeleteWhat is that gorgeous yellow flower at the end?
ReplyDeleteI like the concrete slab with the leaf and seed head designs.
That concrete was rather unique, looked good in reality. Haven't a clue what that yellow flower is called, husband said it looks familiar but he too can't recall what it's called.
DeleteBeautiful picture of the beautiful sunny day..
ReplyDeleteThanks Krishna.
Deleteexotic and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed Sussi.
DeleteYour photos have caught the beautiful sunshine.
ReplyDeleteYes they did, was a beautiful warm sunny day.
DeleteSuch beautiful photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne.
DeleteSuperb nature images.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob.
DeleteThe lighting and the colours in the last photo are impressive.
ReplyDeleteThat's what caught my eye too.
DeleteIt's getting colder here in Virginia USA.
ReplyDeleteKeep warm.
DeleteThis is lovely garden. It's always interesting to watch all these flowers and green in your place when we have cold and snow. The leaves in the cement is nice idea.
ReplyDeleteAustralia is a huge continent and there is many so different and beautiful places as I have been able to see in your photos, thanks for sharing. Now I watched many your previous posts.
By the way, I like your header a lot.
Thank you, and you are most welcome.
DeleteAs you find my country interesting I find yours interesting through your photos. Such different climates - opposite :)
The header I made myself.
Votos de Feliz Natal,
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Thank you, Merry Christmas to you too.
DeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteIn response to this post and your previous two Mackay posts...again, Mackay was part of my past stomping grounds.
ReplyDeleteAnd after all the times I've been to Mackay...even working for a brief while there, managing a motel on Nebo Road....I never got to visit the Botanical Gardens.
Great photos, Margaret....thanks for sharing. :)
You are welcome Lee.
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