We set off from The Black Spur Inn, a historic building that survived the terrible 2009 bushfires and acted as a relief centre fot the region in the time after the fires.
It was wonderful to see how the bush is regenerating after the fires. The greenery was a sign of hope, and the blackened trunks a reminder of the helplessness of humanity in the face of nature's overwhelming power.
There's been lots of welcome, life-giving rain over the last few months. Which, of course, means there are some lovely puddles (lovely, depending on your point of view, of course.)
What dog could resist such a great puddle? Certainly not Penny.
And there was a great stick in one of the puddles.
Penny had a bath when we got home!
8 comments:
That certainly looked like fun. How did she enjoy the bath? Was it as good as the puddle?
Mary, the bath was endured, the puddle was enjoyed.
Very cool how things are coming back...still seems a bit eerie?
Johann, isn't wasn't really eerie, but it sure was eerie last time I visited that area, about a year ago. Nature's resilience is surprising.
Ha,ha that's for sure!
Nice huge puddle!
Amber-Mae, I know you love water too, but whenever I see you, you are in CLEAN water, lol.
Slavenka, Penny's always making me laugh!
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