Floral Greetings

In keeping with our floral theme,I have made some email toppers for you. These are a standard size and are used at the top of your emails to friends. Save them as you would the desktops:- ie.click a picture to see the full size,then right click and save to a folder where you can find them when wanted. If you are not familiar with using toppers in your emails, instructions can be found HERE.
I hope that you will enjoy these and maybe brighten a friend's day.
Do visit our GALLERY and our CARD SITE to view the lovely floral cards.

Beautiful in Pink

Unfortunately I did not grow these beautiful roses. I bought them at my local greengrocers but they certainly look like David Austins! Amazing colours.
There is a floral card in OUR GALLERY which matches this widescreen desktop for May.
Hope you like them both. Selecting this picture will bring up a large size for you to save to your computer.

Autumn Skies

I spotted this lorikeet recently,having a grand time in my friend's garden. The flowering gum tree is eucalyptus ficifolia which flowers several times a year and is a wonderful sight. They make particularly lovely street trees and attract many native birds.I have put a matching card in our GREETING CARDS GALLERY which you might enjoy.To view the cards in the Gallery, you will need a password. Just email us to become a member and we will send it to you.There is also one on our CARD SITE where you can send lovely e-cards to your family and friends. This desktop is widescreen size. Click on the picture to bring up the larger size to save to your computer.

Anzac Day

This desktop is a tribute to Anzac Day in Australia and New Zealand,on 25th April. The day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces in World War1. The soldiers in these forces became known as the Anzacs- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. Dawn services and commemorative marches are held throughout the country on this day, as we pay tribute to our servicemen in all theatres of war. Read more about Anzac Day.
This is a widescreen desktop which will suit most screens. Click on the picture to bring up a larger version to save to your computer.
LEST WE FORGET

Swan Lake

I was inspired to make this desktop after seeing Graeme Murphy's version of Swan Lake, performed by the Australian Ballet at the Sydney Opera House. It was a truly magical experience. Steven Heathcote and Madeleine Eastoe were not dancing this time but this is a lovely image from a former performance. I hope that you enjoy it. Please click on the picture to download a widescreen version for your computer, or HERE for a regular size.

The bush in April

Once again photos courtesy of Ben. This area of bush has neither been snowed on nor burnt out -as it appears to have been. It is actually a small lichen forest in the Central Coast of NSW hinterland. The goanna you get as a freebie as he was just passing by. The slideshow features photos from Ben's latest trip.
The desktop is widescreen size for you to click on and save the larger image to your computer.
Have a happy April!