Saturday, 20 July 2013

Midwinter ice


Freezing winter nights, frosty mornings and ice sealing over the water for the birds. I had to break  thick ice in  Mr Pip's water bucket too. Despite ice and the frost, and on the grey days the rain, it has been a dry autumn and a dryish winter.



Southerly posts has been frozen for a while as I plunged into a postgraduate degree at the University of Ballarat. I'm managing everything a bit better now, and have a good working relationship with my new computer, so I'm breaking the ice on this blog and having some fun again.

3 comments:

Suzanna said...

So glad to see "Southerly Posts" in my list of news for the day! Looking forward to hearing about your studies. We had a very dry winter and now a very dry summer: so far the word 'drought' is not much heard officially. Yet. On my trip I was in some lovely rainstorms back east, but it had been a bit too much and crops were suffering.

freefalling said...

Nice to see you again!
And up here we are having a wet, wet winter - I didn't really sign up for that!

Elizabeth said...

I have been steadily reading your blogs - checking in to Mostly Threads and the many marvellous moments from Queensland has been keeping me sane while I've been adjusting to a new workload. Thank you both!