“Make a splash
Take time to reflect
Listen to nature
Reed more
Be green
Don’t get bogged down
What’s the rush?”
– YourTrueNature.com
Many times I have wrote about my journey overseas or my visit to nearby Melbourne streets or to some towns in Victoria, Australia.
But for Anne’s topic for this week, Local Vistas, I have decided to take you to my “go to” place when I am by my lonesome. I would often come here when my husband’s at work, or when I just want to have some “me time”.
This is also in connection to Jo’s Monday Walk
The wetlands was my constant companion during the pandemic but now that situations have somewhat gone back to some normalcy, I can revisit the places I used to spend hours and hours just sitting quietly. But this time the difference is, I can take you with me.
Also for Jez’s Water Water Everywhere
The wetlands won’t be wetlands without the local birds that make this their home.
This is the trail that I walk through…weeds, wood art, greeneries , wooden barks…
Some flowers along the way.
Birds and bees
And in a farm that is about half an hour walk or even a bit more… the vista with some friendly animals.
My Camera & I (2) 
Wonderful walk through the wetlands, Teresa! Thanks for sharing— your photos show so much can be found in one beautiful place…. can’t fault you for making this your “go to” place.
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Thanks glad you like it. Not a grand place but it is peaceful.
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Fantastic! Such a variety of plants, animals, birds, scenery, art… along the way. Like you, you could sit there and watch the day go by, just as much as walking the would captivate me. Very nice local vistas. Donna
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Thanks Donna. We all have our own special places.
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We do. And as most of enjoyed with this challenge. What we live is on our doorstep.
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True 😀
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Truly beautiful Teresa, I loved joining you on your walk. Much of it reminded me of my home on Kiawah. Unfortunately, we don’t have those adorable alpacas!!!
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The alpacas are an addition.. they’re so cute! Thanks for taking us to Kiawah as well, Tina!
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Such a calm, peaceful place, Teresa. Thank you for being wonderful company 🤗💗
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Always 💕
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Great vistas. I love the skies, and the alpaca (?). Excellent.
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Yup i think they are alpacas! Thanks John 👍
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Wonderful vista series. Love the sky capture. These natural images are really, really beautiful!
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Thanks so much!
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A great place to go and contemplate life and watch nature as the world goes by. Fabulous photos that convey the serenity Teresa 🙂
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That’s a nice comment which is very true! Thanks Brian 💚
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Beautiful! I especially like the reflection of the clouds in the lake.
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Thanks Dawn.
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Fantastic post, Teresa 👏 So many great views, but the friendly alpaca has to be my favourite 😃
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So cute aren’t they? Thanks for stopping by Jez!
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Such a fantastic walk, Teresa. Beauty all around.
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Thanks Rupali!
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Thanks for taking us along your lovely walk. 😏
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Loved taking you for a virtual walk.
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That’s a beautiful wall Teresa, would love to see a Llama on my walk
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Are they llamas? They look the same as alpacas but in any which way they are cute!
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I meant walk 😵💫 and yes you’re right alpacas not lamas!
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But They’re so similar, that if you’re just an ordinary person you can’t know unless you ask the owners of the place haha
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That’s right. I think alpacas are cuter
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