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Mission Highly Possible
INDRI: I'm taking the camera.
SO: And have you got your phone?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your iPod?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your keyboard?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your PDA?
INDRI: Well, my keyboard wouldn't be much use without it.
SO: TechnoGirl is now ready for the park.
I decided to spend the first day of my four-day Easter weekend at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. And yes, I used every piece of technology I had on me.
Picture number four, which looks like a flying saucer that's crashed into a rose garden, is actually a giant tropical greenhouse. The first bird is a kookaburra: its laughing cry is often heard but the bird itself is seldom seen. The photo next to it shows some bottle gourds hanging from the arch of a trellis above people's heads. The second bird is a dusky moorhen; I saw a bird very like this on Oahu so my guess is that they have a wide range. I have no idea what the second-last picture is of, except that it had an enormous fruiting body (the grey blob on the leaf below is a large coin, a 50 cent piece). The final picture is of some weird plants from the home of the lemurs, Madagascar.
I was thinking of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wisteria_'s recent trip to the Atlanta Gardens too.
SO: And have you got your phone?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your iPod?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your keyboard?
INDRI: Yes.
SO: And your PDA?
INDRI: Well, my keyboard wouldn't be much use without it.
SO: TechnoGirl is now ready for the park.
I decided to spend the first day of my four-day Easter weekend at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. And yes, I used every piece of technology I had on me.
Picture number four, which looks like a flying saucer that's crashed into a rose garden, is actually a giant tropical greenhouse. The first bird is a kookaburra: its laughing cry is often heard but the bird itself is seldom seen. The photo next to it shows some bottle gourds hanging from the arch of a trellis above people's heads. The second bird is a dusky moorhen; I saw a bird very like this on Oahu so my guess is that they have a wide range. I have no idea what the second-last picture is of, except that it had an enormous fruiting body (the grey blob on the leaf below is a large coin, a 50 cent piece). The final picture is of some weird plants from the home of the lemurs, Madagascar.
I was thinking of
wisteria_'s recent trip to the Atlanta Gardens too.
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Let's pretend it was prompt and witty.
Glad you liked the photos. And yes, no technology is superfluous :)
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Glad you liked. I had no window in my last job so I papered my walls with art gallery postcards and posters from aquariums.