Frog and Miss Kitty...

It's been awhile since I found a quirky tweet...

Frog went walking on a summer's day ahum
He met Miss Kitty on the way ahum, ahum
He said Miss Kitty will you dine with me
Underneath an umbrella tree
Ahum ahum
Ahum ahum ahum https://t.co/4CusVl3J8o

— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 28, 2022

WordHurdle 325...

And another one before 4 attempts...Yeah!!

WordHurdle 325 3/6 #wordhurdle
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— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 28, 2022

Wordle 375...

Made it before 4 attempts...

Wordle 375 3/6

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— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 28, 2022

WordHurdle 324...

Wow...Nice to see claimed in 2 attempts...

WordHurdle 324 2/6 #wordhurdle
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Ariah Park (1) - Coolamon Street...

In my last post on signs, based on Monday's drive, I deliberately left out one sign till this post - which simply focuses on the quaint 1920's village of Ariah Park in the Temora Shire region of the Riverina...

This sign must be unique...

The 'wowser and bowser' reference is possibly best explained (most amusing) by Motorbike Nation HERE...

The wide main street's median strip is lined with peppercorn trees planted in 1916...

Now a closer view of what Ariah Park is all about...

The above photo represents one view of Coolamon Street, the main street...peppercorn trees + angled, small driveways where cars can park on the median strip - left and bottom right...

NOTE: The street is empty because most shops appear to be closed on Mondays...

But still I enjoyed wandering so freely...

More views of the main street + a closer view of one of the peppercorn tree trunks...

The above 2 photos demonstrate how cars use the median strip's single-vehicle driveways under the peppercorn trees...

At one end of the median strip (nearest the railway and facing the railway) is this bronze statue...

Ariah Park is the birthplace of bulk wheat handling. 

Prior to that, wheat was packaged in bags and carried on the shoulders of men...

At the other end of the median strip is this statue...originally a memorial to men and women in WWI, but more plaques have been added with the names of those involved in WWII and the Vietnam War...

Interestingly, the soldier figure faces toward the town's centre...

hungry Tuesday...

it's written
a second country drive
on hungry Tuesday
there's no such thing as
too much soul food#tanka pic.twitter.com/zCrOkk94rY

— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 28, 2022

Maybe I should re-think that last comment...
This particular soul food may be limited for the remainder of the week at least...
The cost of petrol is ridiculous...
I paid $2.109 per litre to 'just top up my tank'.
31.5 litres cost $66.43 this morning.
OUCH! 😡

— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 28, 2022

WordHurdle 323...

This -1°C chill must have sparked my brain gears for this one...Nearly solved it at 2 attempts...

WordHurdle 323 3/6 #wordhurdle
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— 🇺🇦🌻Gemma Wiseman-on Wiradjuri land (@AuraGem) June 27, 2022