I found this lovely Clematis in a nearby nursery.
Category: Seasons
Woordsnoer: Reën-reën-waar-is-jy?
Reënsnoer
Oom Paul Kruger se verjaardag, rysmiere wat skielik verskyn, die Piet-My-Vrou wat roep, die Bosveld visvanger se tjiep-tjirr, ‘n legio bygelowe gaan saam met die koms van die reën. Dis lekker, sulke vertellinge or bygelowe.
Kom ons relaas oor die stories rondom die koms van die reën en die seën wat dit vir ons bring. Die knoop lê in die gebruik van die volgende woorde in jou reënsnoer:
W00rde om te gebruik: Ontwaak, sfinks, duskant, oproerig, asvaal, astrant, eteries, swembad, gazania, paria, soepele, giet, impi, akwarellis, sege, gewag, arena, glim, eensaamheid, reënbui
Die vroeë dag ontwaak met die hetige son wat soos ‘n sfinks net duskant die horison reeds hang.
Die gevleugeldes is van vroeg af reeds oproerig omdat hul besef dit gaan weer ‘n riller van ‘n warm dag word. Alles is asvaal in die omgewing van die swembad. Die gazanias se koppe hang reeds na die warm soel nag. Hul lyk soos paria wat nie daar tuis hoort nie.
Astrant verskyn ‘n wolkie wat dit durf waag om voor die son in te skuif. Die wolkie bou op met soepele bewegings en word meer en meer.
Skielik is dit soos ‘n impi wat aangestorm kom. Die reënbui giet sy welkome water uit op die wagtende arena. Dit glim en skitter. Die eensaamheid van die wolkie het ‘n sege van water gebring in die verlate omgewing.
‘n Pragtige akwarellis waarna almal gesmag het.
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A WOW sunrise
7:30 am, I opened the curtains and saw this WOW sunrise.
Silent Sunday: Autumn
Breathtaking Sunrise
We had rain, rain and more rain the whole week.
Thursday morning I opened my curtains just before six am. The sky was breathtaking, I had to take some photos.
Veggie garden
January 2019 is halfway. The weather is hot and dry. I have to water my veggie garden to keep them fresh and growing.
They are growing that’s sure!
Lettuce, spinach. onions , capsicum and tomatoes.
I’m looking forward to picking them.
My new garden
Lots of apricots. I hope they ripen before the hot weather turns cold again.
Flowers in my garden.
Spring indeed!
Kōwhai (Māori pronunciation: [kɔːɸai] or [kɔːfai]) are small woody legume trees within the genus Sophora that are native to New Zealand. There are eight species, with Sophora microphylla and S. tetraptera being the most recognised as large trees. Their natural habitat is beside streams and on the edges of forest, in lowland or mountain open areas.[1] Kōwhai trees grow throughout the country and are a common feature in New Zealand gardens. Outside of New Zealand, kōwhai tend to be restricted to mild temperate maritime climates.
The blooms of the kōwhai are widely regarded as being New Zealand’s national flower,[2] although they have no official status as such.[3]
The word kōwhai is also used in the Māori language for the colour yellow, because of the colour of the flowers.[4]
The spelling kowhai (without a macron) is common in New Zealand English.
Silent Sunday: Already spring? I don’t think so.
Silent Sunday: A bit early but so pretty!
