What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
These poincianas on Eaglesfield Street are like nature’s Christmas trees, shading the footpaths with their red blossoms and verdant foliage. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
The town will be blanketed in crochet yarnbombing, the town Christmas tree lights will be switched on and there will be festive cheer galore. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
Here are some cows and jacarandas, spotted in the middle of town on the way home from the office one Saturday recently, amid a busy deadline. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
This sunflower that popped up in the backyard chicken coop looked a little droopy in the wet, but it brightened our morning anyway. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
Here’s a beautiful sky over Beaudesert, spotted between thicker clouds and sharper bursts of wind on my early morning walk. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
Our mandarin tree is full of blossoms, and there are some flowers on the Tahitian lime, cumquat, lemon, orange and finger lime trees. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
Here are a few locals on a mission, striding it out around Beauy for the recent Run Against Violence virtual challenge. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
On this particular day, it was 1.8 degrees at 6.37am and we had blue skies dusty with smoke lingering from burn offs (tis the season). […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
That afternoon, I drove to the Lost World via Christmas Creek, back across Darlington Connection Road to Hillview then across to Palen Creek. […]
What Susie Saw
What Susie Saw
This picture of our lazy and sassy cat, LeChat, comes to you from Covid isolation. She’s an indoor cat and has the run of the house, so isolation comes pretty naturally to her. But when we’re home, she can be a clingy little thing, in a catty kind of way. […]