Oh yes, I might not be able to walk far anymore, but this is not an excuse to stop getting out and taking photos like this.
Come and let me show you some beautiful scenes that I took on two short walks today.
I went for a series of scans yesterday and am now waiting for the results as the thought is that the arteries that feed the blood to my legs are blocked. Last year I had a light stroke that they call a TIA after the stroke that I had the year before and an artery to my brain was unblocked with a stent insertion. I now get very sore pains in my calves when I walk and we hope that the problems can be solved.
That's enough chat about me and let's have a look at the photos that I took today.
Although it is late winter here, the sun helped me a lot with the photos today as you can see in the highlights in the greenery below the mountains.
These three naked trees below are waiting for their new spring season dresses.
Just a far out look that can evoke many dreams.
And here is a close up look to show those ancient craters.
What a place to pop in for a cup of coffee.
And finally look who was waiting to pose for me as we arrived back home. A lovely little Cape White-eye.
Right, now imagine the torture if I had to give up taking photos like this. Not a chance, as even if I have to be in a wheelchair my camera will never forgive me if I don't use it every day. There is so much to show you over here and we have only touched the surface at present, but we plan to take some tours in the new year and it is going to be very exciting. So the farms and lodges and mountains and flowers are waiting for us. There are also a range of mountain passes that we need to explore.
So many plans for the future and lets hope that our dreams will be fulfilled.
Not to worry as we will take you along in all of our adventures with photos like this here.
I hope you have enjoyed the photos.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.
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