The back roads of Drysdale
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On Saturday Peceli and I drove along the roads and lanes between Wallington and Drysdale where there are many large trees and even a pine forest where Barwon Water have a catchment. Pine trees beat silver/white/grey cones any day! Then we had a rest at a little lake near Drysdale. The Belllarine Peninsular is an interesting mix of landscapes, from pockets of wildness to the carefully landscaped vineyards and large gardens used for wedding receptions.
On Saturday Peceli and I drove along the roads and lanes between Wallington and Drysdale where there are many large trees and even a pine forest where Barwon Water have a catchment. Pine trees beat silver/white/grey cones any day! Then we had a rest at a little lake near Drysdale. The Belllarine Peninsular is an interesting mix of landscapes, from pockets of wildness to the carefully landscaped vineyards and large gardens used for wedding receptions.
posted by Peceli and Wendy's Blog at 2:30 PM
2 Comments:
I like your interpretations.
Hello Penny, it's hard to know when to stop scribbling and colouring. I like to keep it fresh but tend to go overboard with more and more scribbles. The scene actually is much darker so I might do other versions.
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