Second morning at the writers’ residency at Bundanon on the south coast of New South Wales and my body clock has rewired. That meant I got a walk in before more rain swept in.
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GWEN WILSON The Reluctant Retiree 
First comment was about the atmospheric feelings I would have – very positive. Then you had to go and spoil it all by talking about landslips and engineers give ‘assurance’. Changed my mind.
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I like to tailor my message to suit the intended audience.
So between you and me let’s just stick with atmospheric. And today the sun is shining, too.
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Oh I think the mist certainly makes for interesting, moody photographs.
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It was atmospheric being the only person walking that way so early in the morning. Just the birds, roos, me – and the mud.
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Nice, Gwen. Cloudy, rain coming in, Momma Roo ready to protect her baby, still a nice walk
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I changed direction when I saw a big old man kangaroo. They can tear you to pieces if they are not in a good mood.
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mmm…rather gloomy but hey, look at the kangaroos…
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The sun finally came out today Lynda, but it will be short-lived x Gwen
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Weather could be better
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It sure could. We’re in a quagmire here and worrying about the 6 miles of landslipped road to get back out. Yesterday we were assured the “engineers” has said it was all fine. I’d say that was assured, not re-assured…
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Good luck
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Thank you Derrick. One of our contingent bailed out today after a night of constant rain. At the moment I am practicing ‘resilience’. It is beautiful – and atmospheric.
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