16 October 2022 was – even by Perth standards – a particularly benign Spring day.
All photos in this post involved a long lens peeking over North Fremantle residents’ front fences, into gardens of highly diverse persuasions; the “unkempt” and the “manicured” proved equally alluring.
The two first images were taken from Stirling Highway’s western footpath; I suggest you zoom in/enlarge – the Hibiscus’s stamen is especially worth a closer view.

Click here to see more of/learn more about the anatomy of a Hibiscus flower.
The above photos were taken before lunch.
Those below were taken after lunch, as my beloved and I strolled toward the clifftops above Rocky Bay.



Next on Pelican Yoga: the fruit of today’s more substantial walk, mostly along the clifftops above one of the lovelier and more surprising parts of the Swan River.