Today in Cats of Kingsville: Keeping it’s composure (and distance, because the gate was open), but also keeping a close eye on Maggie.
Disapproving cat is disapproving.
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Today in Cats of Kingsville: Keeping it’s composure (and distance, because the gate was open), but also keeping a close eye on Maggie.
Disapproving cat is disapproving.
Coming back to our cats of Kingsville series, though, today we saw two cats.
This one that decided that vertical separation was better than horizontal separation as I walked Maggie down its street (Maggie sniffed the base of the tree but didn’t even register the cat’s presence).
Cat up a tree, unimpressed with the fact that I’m taking its photo.
And this one that was particularly frowny about us walking by its domain :)
Disapproving cat-on-a-post is disapproving.
Maggie isn’t as interested in the men’s cricket world cup or the French Open tennis tournament as I am. Which is fair. She’s always preferred playing tug to chasing balls :)
Fast asleep on the sofa.
Glowing golden sunset behind patchy rain clouds in Melbourne this evening.
Now that’s quite a glow!
Today in Cats of Kingsville: this fluff ball detoured off the sidewalk where I was walking Maggie so she could keep an eye on us from a safe distance :)
Peeking out from across the low hedge.
Gorgeous peach-pink sunset in Melbourne today!
Peach-pink sunset behind the clouds, above the rooftops.
This fire was classified by VicEmergency as ‘small’. But it looked much bigger when you saw its smoke plume against that yellow-orange sky at sunset.
A trick of the light makes the smoke stand out against the sky.
This is my favourite mailbox in all of Kingsville. There’s often an outdoor bin just below it as well :)
Please give us junk mail!
Some trees are preparing for winter: steadily, gracefully shedding their leaves. Others are overachievers and were ready to go *days* ago.
Getting ready for winter in Melbourne.
In our continuing series on the cats of Kingsville, here's one from today who really cares only for sun warmfs.
Ignoring the world.
All grey skies and silver linings.
Grey skies over Docklands in Melbourne.
Looking forward to a lot of rain overnight tonight!
Grey, desaturated day in Melbourne
Another day, another golden sunset on a partly cloudy day in Melbourne.
Cityscape showing sun setting behind the clouds.
Melbourne’s sky has been fantastic to see and photograph these last few days. Like today’s golden sunset.
Bright, golden sunset as seen from Docklands, Melbourne.
Also, I discovered my office building casts quite a large shadow when there’s a bright sun behind it.
Bright reflection, big shadow, puffy clouds.
It’s supposed to get sunny (sunnier?) in Melbourne today, but I have to say I’m enjoying the partly cloudy morning so far.
Dark clouds rolling out of the city during my morning commute. Spectacular.
Blue skies, bright sky, puffy white-and-grey clouds. Melbourne was showing off today.
Fluffy clouds as far as the eye can see.
Battening down the hatches.
Dark rain clouds approaching from the west — starting to block out the soon-to-be-setting sun.
Heading home from a comedy show in the city on Good Friday.
Waiting on a mostly empty platform at Flinders Street station.
Gorgeous Thursday evening sunset in Docklands, Melbourne. A lovely end to a short week before the Easter long weekend.
Sunset over Docklands, taken from the 29th floor of Collins Square.
Sunny Saturday afternoon at the Independent Goods Line that runs under Footscray train station.
A freight train heading towards Melbourne city on the South Kensington–West Footscray railway line, next to Footscray station.
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