The monkeys can go ‘exploring’, also looking out for sleeping possums.
Grass. Letting wet grass tickle your toes. Letting your feet reconnect with the earth. In a paved in courtyard this can be sorely missed.
Strange and beautiful plants
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Centennial park…aah, such lovely memories there! Lovely post, thank you! 🙂
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I never tire of this lovely park.
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Wow, it has quite a lot of vegetation/undergrowth for a ‘city’ park, doesn’t it! What a wonderful place to take your kids, I bet they just love exploring their way through it.
I always enjoy the smell of the damp earth in places like this…(Crazy? Maybe, lol!).
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Centennial park is amazing. There are so many little nooks and crannies to go exploring. It first opened in 1888 so has a lot of history to it as well. I know what you mean about the damp earth, it just smells good!
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Lovely pics…lovely park!
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Gosh can’t believe that’s Centennial Park – it looks otherwordly in your photos. It’s time to come home!
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