Into each life a little life must fall - and Miss Eagle has had more than a little life in the weeks of her absence from this blog. But she is back - with hundreds of pictures! News of her doings is spread across the blogs - 100% of the dear Readers are not necessarily interested in 100% of Miss E's doings.
There is the establishment of Dawn of Life. The organisation of a Prayer Vigil around the UN's Millennium Development Goals, Global Warming, and Make Indigenous Poverty History. The booklet for the PV can be downloaded from The Eagle's Nest and Desert. Eating is discussed here. The Conference I attended at Ballarat will, in due course, be written about at Desert. The tourist photos will appear here at The Trad Pad.
The Conference at Ballarat was preceded by doing the tourist bit - Sovereign Hill, the Gold Museum, the Eureka Centre, and the Fine Art Gallery. The, after the conference, Miss E came home on The Great Tourist Road through the Grampians and The Great Ocean Road.
For those who want to look at all the pictures of Sovereign Hill, you can go here. But if you don't have time for this I have put together themed collages below. Click on the picture to enlarge with the option of opening in a separate tab.
There is the establishment of Dawn of Life. The organisation of a Prayer Vigil around the UN's Millennium Development Goals, Global Warming, and Make Indigenous Poverty History. The booklet for the PV can be downloaded from The Eagle's Nest and Desert. Eating is discussed here. The Conference I attended at Ballarat will, in due course, be written about at Desert. The tourist photos will appear here at The Trad Pad.
The Conference at Ballarat was preceded by doing the tourist bit - Sovereign Hill, the Gold Museum, the Eureka Centre, and the Fine Art Gallery. The, after the conference, Miss E came home on The Great Tourist Road through the Grampians and The Great Ocean Road.
For those who want to look at all the pictures of Sovereign Hill, you can go here. But if you don't have time for this I have put together themed collages below. Click on the picture to enlarge with the option of opening in a separate tab.
The Animals of Sovereign Hill
The World of Kitchens 
Fences and Gates
Warmth and Light
Signs - English and Chinese
Windows and Doors
3 comments:
I absolutely love the photos. They are brilliant, but what I really want to know is how did you do the collages? They are so so cool. I want to do some. LOL...
Jennifer, glad you love the pics. The collages are done with Picasa. Sometimes you might have a picture that looks a bit flat on its own put it together with some others in a collage and there is a certain wow effect. I did these because I had taken hundred of photos at Sovereign Hill. As you can see, some of them fitted well together in groups - so the collage. Have fun - and congrats on the pay rise!
I never would have guessed Picasa. I used to use that program. I should check it out again to see what the new features are now. (I used to do all my posting in Picasa when I was on blogger. If you go into my archives probably like March - August last year, you will see there little logo at the bottoms of my posts. I haven't used them since though.)
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