Street Songlines

Mornington Peninsula + Melbourne, Victoria, Australia photos - unless stated otherwise...

Sunday, 1 September 2019

carless street...

relaxing, sunny, late winter view of Southbank by the Yarra River in Melbourne last Friday...

Posted by Gemma Wiseman aka Pamela Adams at 5:12 pm No comments:

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Labels: Melbourne, people, Southbank, Yarra River

Wednesday, 20 May 2015

street by the Yarra...

view of a melbourne street by the Yarra River near Flinders Street station...

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Labels: Melbourne, Princes Bridge, street, Yarra River

Thursday, 26 February 2015

street colour beneath the palms...

view of an area near the Yarra River, Melbourne...

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About Me

Gemma Wiseman aka Pamela Adams: I've been a creative writer ever since I was old enough to hold a pen. These days, it's the keyboard and I, every morning with coffee, and we spill out poetic wonders. Later in the day, maybe there is some time to indulge in other genres...usually a school holiday treat...Have I been published ...??? in British school activity books, my notes+creative suggestions accompanying videos for schools (also British+an annual U.S. collection of poetry...Have I been interviewed?...online by a writer in Ontario, now living in BC and a writing group in New York... I even wrote a play - 'Riff Raff', in tandem with another Victorian high school teacher. The play toured several schools in Queensland...That teacher now writes one act plays annually. Have I entered competitions?...Yes...+ won a Hanimax camera plus accessories when I was 12... Do I seek untold fame and fortune? No... I just would like to be noticed and valued, making a difference to someone's life; someone who may have just stumbled across my work... Currently I am retired and guide a U3A writing group plus dabble in encouraging teenagers to explore their inner selves through their writing. P.S. I believe in miracles.

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the road was wet with rain...

The road was wet with rain, black and shiny like oilskin. The reflection of the street lamps wallowed like yellow jelly-fish. A bus was approaching - a bus to Piccadilly, a bus to the never-never land - a bus to death or glory.

I found neither. I found something which haunts me still.

The great bus swayed as it sped. The black street gleamed. Through the window a hundred faces fluttered by as though the leaves of a dark book were being flicked over. And I sat there, with a sixpenny ticket in my hand. What was I doing! Where was I going?

("Same Time, Same Place")
Mervyn Peake - Weird Shadows From Beyond: An Anthology Of Strange Stories

Places

Arthurs Seat (26) Balnarring (18) Bellarine Peninsula (3) Cranbourne (1) Dromana (100) Dromana Hills (7) Flinders (9) Flinders Street station (7) Frankston (2) Hastings (49) Main Ridge (1) Martha Cove (2) McCrae (17) Melbourne (82) Moorabbin (5) Mornington (106) Nepean Highway (35) Patterson (1) Prahran (3) Queenscliff (17) Red Hill (24) Rosebud (37) Rosebud West (1) Safety Beach (23) Schnapper Point (3) Sorrento (33) Swanston Street (19) Westernport Festival 2011 (11) Westernport Festival 2014 (13) Yarraman (1)

SOME OF MY OTHER BLOGS

MORNINGTON PENINSULA DAILY

may the wings of peace..........dona nobis pacem - For many years now I have been involved in Blog for Peace... It is a story that must never end... (And read Mimi's wonderful celebration of being who she i...
6 years ago
Black and White Songlines

early morning spaces... - walkway by Safety Beach...
6 years ago
People Gems

almost reflections... - cyclists by Anderson Inlet at Inverloch...
6 years ago
Car and Bike Songlines

giant... - Nothing especially unique about this collection of bikes parked in Dromana... Looks like a family of bikes... But I noticed that the word 'giant' applied ...
6 years ago
Sign Songlines

reflexology walk... - Sign in a section of the Peninsula Hot Springs at Fingal on the Mornington Peninsula... Peninsula Hot Springs is an award-winning, geothermal hot springs ...
6 years ago
Yellow Songlines

surfboard parking... - surfboard parked at the front of a Dromana home...
7 years ago
Building and Sculpture Songlines

The Nepean view... - The Nepean beachfront apartments are a new addition to the Dromana landscape... Front apartments have views of Dromana beach and Port Phillip Bay and th...
7 years ago
Helium Songlines

Explaining the Fascination with Classic Mythology... - Published: May 4 2007 on Helium Many of us harbour a secret fascination for classic mythology. Is it because we love magical worlds? Perhaps, in partic...
10 years ago

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carless street...

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street by the Yarra...

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street colour beneath the palms...