Official Thank You Link

Thank you Miroslava, for featuring my beach painting!

Thank you Miroslava, for featuring my white hen painting!

Oh gosh Miroslava! I only just figured out there were official 'Thank You' links in the discussion pages within groups.
Thinking my thank you's in the comments section on the image somehow 'magically' reached you! ummmm derrrr
(You and other groups must have thought I was ungrateful not to send my thank you's previously!!)
So much to learn with the back end of things on FAA.

I so greatly appreciate and thank you sincerely for the honour to be featured you your amazing group! :)
A HUGE Thank You!

Cheers, Lexa Harpell

Thanks a lot, Miroslava for featuring my Images in your beautiful Group "Australia in Pictures", appreciate that very much, thanks!

HA! Now I know how to di it! :)

Thank you so much for the features in your amazing group. Greatly appreciated Miroslava! :)

Oh thank you Miroslava for the honour to feature in your amazing group "Australia in Pictures". Very much appreciated!! :)

Thnak you very much, Miroslava for the many features in your fantastic group "Australia in Pictures", appreciate that very much, thanks!

Thank you Miroslava for the feature!

Thanks Miroslava for your feature and good idea to have an official 'thanks' discussion site such as this!

Oh thank you so much Miroslava and honoured to feature in your incredible group "Australia in Pictures". Greatly appreciated! :)



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I came across this old windmill in rural New South Wales one late afternoon. I had quite the giggle that someone gave it a name "Comet"! Still unsure about the connection of the name and the structure.......
The sun shone on the back of the blades as they slowly turned in the breeze. Feeding an old galvanised tank with much needed water in the area.

I so thank you Miroslava for the honour to feature in your amazing group "Australia in Pictures"! Greatly appreciated! :))



Relics from rural Australia Series Images by Lexa Harpell.
I'm fascinated with history and its relics, they evoke stories of a time passed, their life, their work. There is an unspeakable attachment and fascination to our past.
This collection of branding irons marked many cattle in their time - now retired to admire and ponder their past.
It was late afternoon in an old working shed. A row of old rusted branding irons hung on a wall against old cracked timbers. I found the textures of time intriguing.

Thank you kindly for the honour to be featured in your amazing group Mirolsava!! :))



Arthur River 'The Edge of the World' on the west coast of Tasmania has a wild coastline. It's the Wild West of this Island State of Australia.
Debris from Arthur River and the Indian Ocean washes up on the rocks along this coastline.
The dangerously famous Roaring Forties winds whip around the globe across the mighty Indian Ocean.
The next land mass is 3/4 of the way around the world - Argentina!

Thanks Miroslava for the features!

Thanks Miroslava for the feature!

Thanks so much, Miroslava for the features!

I so thank you Mirolsava for the honour to feature in your incredible group "Australia in Pictures"! Greatly appreciated! :)))



Australian Tree Bark Series Images by Lexa Harpell.
Rain drenched pastel coloured bark with dark geometric sap (kino) patterns.



Thick ash covers the ground after the Arthur River, Tasmanian bushfires, 2016.
Bush fires are a natural occurrence in Australia. Each summer, Mother Nature 'picks' a state to show 'who is in charge' of this land.



Dodging the bushfires on my trip around Tasmania, Arthur River finally opened up and I could witness the impact on the landscape.
Regrowth begins quickly after an Australian bushfire. Within days, the grass shoots up, later the trees begin to sprout new leaves.

I so thank you Mirolsava for the honour to feature in your incredible group "Australia in Pictures"! Greatly appreciated! :)))



Australia has a fascinating landscape - big - dry and vibrant.
In many areas summer can be very dry, yet the sheep somehow manage to find small patches of grass to graze upon. The farmers hope and pray for much needed rain over the winters.
Cooma area, New South Wales.



Screaming 'Rural Australia' Series by Lexa Harpell.
Rural Australia can be sparse, raw, big and bold - yet not boring with oddity scenes like this.
An old rusted 'letterbox' on this farm has probably been used as target practice as some point in it's life!
Cooma, New South Wales, Australia region.

Oh thank you very much Miroslava for the honour to feature in your incredible group "Australia in Pictures"! So Greatly appreciated! :)))



Australian Tree Bark Series Images by Lexa Harpell.
Bubbles exuding from the tree - this is an unusual natural phenomenon and usually occurs with a heavy rain after a particularly dry period. The foamy type bubbles were beginning from one source at the top and slowly 'dripping' down the bark.
'Eucalyptus bark and leaves contain glycosylated alkaloids or isoprenoids called saponins which foam when wet.'



An old convict relic sits on top of a hill at Stanley, Tasmania, Australia. Evoking stories of its past and inhabitants. Many convicts were bought to Australia as free labour to colonise this country.

Hi Miroslava, thank you so much for this great Group! I shall do lots of visits and support Fav on others' images and

Thank you for the Features of mine.....VIVA

Thank you Miroslava, for featuring my pig painting!

Thanks Miroslava for the feature!

Thanks Miroslava for the feature!

Apologise for the delay in thanking you Miroslava, travelling in remoteish mountain area with little to zero reception. Sooo THANK YOU!!!







Aussie Galvanised Iron Series by Lexa Harpell.
A close up collection of the great Aussie icon - 'gal iron'. Shapes, colours and its spectacular rusting colours and textures - wet and dry.
Corregated galvanised iron became a strong Australian cultural identity and 'gal iron' 'tin roof' an Australian vernacular from the mid 1800's.

Thank you so much for the honour to feature in your amazing group Miroslava! :)))

Oh thank you Miroslava for the honour to feature in your wonderful group "Australia in Pictures""! Greatly appreciated!! :))

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Black Swan & Cygnets,'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring "Two White Herons,'

Thank you for featuring 'Noosa Seascape' Miroslava

Thank you for featuring 'Beach Loving Magpie #3'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Bees On Thistle,'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Enchanting Butterfly,'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Symphony Of The Sea.'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Canal Reflections'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Ringtail Possum'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Blue Winged Kookaburra.'

Thank you kindly for the features

Thanks for the features 22/Nov/2020

Thank you!



Australian gum tree painting

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Pink poppies in a garden, oil painting

Nany thanks Miroslava for all these features.

Thank you!

Thank you!



Ocean painting

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Beach volleyball

Thanks Miroslava for the feature!

11/22/2020

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Point Cartwright, Q'ld, Australia'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Pelican Pals,'

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Superb Fairy Wren.'

Thank you Miroslava I really appreciate this Feature.

Thank you for featuring my image of a Buck Kangaroo.

Thank you

Thank you Miroslava for featuring 'Koala Collage #2'

Thank you!



Beach umbrellas, beach painting,