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Coffee break


We ended our tour of Carcoar with coffee and cake in a lovely cottage garden. That is the railway station that you can see in the distance.

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  1. Looks like lots of lavender. I only developed an appreciation for lavender during my recent trip to France, buying a pot on my return.

    That station reminds me of the station at the same town in the Hunter Valley - Denman - where I grew up.

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  2. I like lavender too, hence my photo of today. I am thinking of extending the plantings in my garden.

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  3. Beautifully done, JE. This is one of your best photos. I can just imagine your mood, especially with cake and coffee.

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