Noticing This Colourful...

Noticing this colourful building when driving through the suburbs, I took a few minutes to get a closer look.

There is a movement across Perth to turn drab bland buildings into works of art, which transforms public outdoor spaces into art galleries.

I love stumbling across them in my travels...

 

I Assembled A New...

I assembled a new cardboard scratch box a couple of weeks ago for the kitty kids, filling it with catnip as a finishing touch.

I have learnt over the years after having many kitty companions, cardboard is one of their favourite things to play with and scratch.

I no longer waste money on expensive cat scratchers, because they simply never seem to be interested

This two tiered rocking horse version is one I had never come across before, and it does have a slight rocking movement...

 

Nature Is Full...

 Nature is full of oddities, and this mist is one of the oddest things I have seen.

It actually felt somewhat spooky slowly lingering above the road. 

Mist is a phenomenon that creates some stunning visuals, yet, this literally was jaw dropping for me.

One never knows what wonders awaits them each day...

Mary Carroll Park...

Mary Carroll Park is a place I had never of, at the beginning of July I drove out to have a look. 

Apparently the area was somewhat delerict until a massive revamping of the area was done. 

This included an upgrade to the wetlands with a couple of new bridges across the water, giving stunning views across the small lake. 

It also has a new play area and there was a mention of a yarning circle, however I failed to find that.

The water level at the time I visited the park was very low, and given the lack of rain and warm weather over the past month, I can't see it being full enough for the sweltering summer months ahead.

There were plenty of banded stilts out on the lake feeding, along with a variety of ducks. A local told me there were black swans here, I however failed to see them.

I noticed an assortment of mushrooms and fungi along the very short walk around the park, and only a few pops of colour from native flowers as it was too early for wildflowers to be blooming fully...