angular...

window at Frankston Hospital...


sharp lines
geometric art
of vision


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some duck beauty...

duck swimming round in the pond at the George Pentland Gardens, Frankston


swirling patterns
a duck unaware of
his water art


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geometric lines...

window on the new wing at Frankston Hospital, Frankston...


geometric lines
define the frame of
the view


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long and wispy...

plant shadows at Frankston...


long and wispy
echoes of
a peacock's presence


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entering the boating channel...

entering the boating channel from Frankston beach...


the journey sighs
but the mind still visits
the moments


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in the quiet shadows...

winter skies over a Frankston park...


morning
in the quiet shadows
I find my own light


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Fishing Mural

Plain sign but a colourful mural brightens it at Frankston on the Mornington Peninsula


fishing colours
a spectrum of water world
beauty


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Enjoying Life

Ducks enjoying life at a park in Frankston on the Mornington Peninsula


life's a water world
where splishing and splashing is
total fun


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Private Balcony

This sign at Frankston for the Kon Thai Restaurant seems to be set like a framed, balconied window.
Small but eye catching above the shop front.
This was the first Thai restaurant - 1989 - on the Mornington Peninsula.


private balcony
creative advertising
a special sign


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Circle of Life

my whirpool
I make it and break it
such is life


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Pink Ladies Kiosk

The Pink Ladies (the women are dressed in palest pink) was founded as an auxiliary in 1941 to provide services for patients and visitors and to raise funds for Frankston Hospital on the Mornington Peninsula.
The first president, Edna Vincent, received an MBE in 1964.
She was president for an amazing 58years until she died in 1999.
These older women are a smiling delight, a ray of happiness in the kiosk near the entrance of Frankston Hospital.
There are now nearly 100 volunteers.
There is also a Pink Ladies group, further south on the peninsula, at Rosebud Hospital.
It began in 1988 and has 53 members.
The president there, Claire Duffus, received a Health Volunteer Award in 2009 for initiating an Op Shop at the hospital.

The Pink Ladies gift
When pain fractures the spirit
A smiling kind face

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By Children for Children

In a section of the George Pentland Botanic Gardens at Frankston is this sign.
(The sign for the gardens is HERE on my MP Daily post today!)

Peace in a garden
For children of the future
Sense of living hope

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Frankston Channel

Part of the Frankston beach boating channel system leading out to Port Phillip Bay, Mornington Peninsula.
At the time of this photo, it was January 2012, and the sandcastle display - in the background ~ was the happening foreshore event.

Winding waterways
Calm entree to the main bay
Adventure playground


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A Little Yellow on Water

Boat moored at Frankston in the channel leading out to Port Phillip Bay

Quiet curved channel
Leading to the open seas
Beyond the bay's arms



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The Dog Sign

A sign on the Frankston foreshore, Mornington Peninsula.
The leashed message of the sign is quite familiar on my peninsula, but this is the only dog sign displaying a "specific time frame" message in a dog shape?
Perhaps the reason is because it is not far from a children's playground?
(And the time frame represents the summer holidays.)

Dogs so love the beach
But they share it with humans
Summer restrictions


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Haiku Challenge #7 ~ Life

Written for The Haiku Challenge 2012 - Day 7 – February 7th – Theme: Life Form: Paint/Write your Imagination on an Image for the theme.

Double Yellow Trouble

Two yellow boats moored in a channel at Frankston beach, Mornington Peninsula

Quiet yellow craft
Do you dream of sea journeys
And long to be free


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Keep Going!

An interesting sign on the foreshore boardwalk by Frankston beach, Mornington Peninsula
A combination of a sticker and chalk!

Signs will mark the way
Your journey is marked for you
Just keep on jogging


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Frankston Bridge

A little walkway bridge by the Frankston foreshore, Mornington Peninsula which crosses Kannanook boating channel.

Simply designed arch
Boat activity viewpoint
Small but effective


Another perspective


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Call of the Sea

Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Frankston beach and pier, Mornington Peninsula
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Watery Wednesday #129
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Where the waves tumble
Where the sea calls the spirit
Time to breathe gently
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