For this week’s photo challenge – lines, I used quick visits to Sydney and Melbourne to help me.
It was hard to know where to draw the line (sorry) as I clearly like lines and have a million of them. I hope you enjoy some of them.
City Lines
Places in Australia waiting for your "G'day"
Underdown 
I loved the diversity in your captures! 🙂
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Thank you so much.
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The tree is gorgeous, but what are those mildly rude looking green things that look like overgrown intestinal villi..or uh..something bought in shops? Are they cactus? If I squint they look like a close up of a 70’s shag rug. I’ve never seen anything like that growing over here. 🙂
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That’s hilarious! And so true – the 70’s shag rug. They are indeed cacti, cleistocactus winteri, at the base of Guilfoyle’s Volcano – a collection of sustainable plants (cacti) that he first built in 1876. The Moreton Bay Fig (ficus) is a great tree, native to Eastern Australia. That one is over a hundred years old.
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Nice selections for the challenge. I particularly like the converging lines on the bridge.
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That’s one of my favourites, too. Thank you, Lignum.
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This old tree is very impressive.
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They are wonderful, as subjects for art or just to be admired. It is a type of ficus, native to Eastern Australia.
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