This New Years Eve was one of my favorites ever. I was in Daylesford with friends; drinking on a balcony overlooking the bush, lolling around on a blanket under the stars then stumbling to the lake to swim as the sun rose. I think 2012 is going to be a good year!
sounds like perfection :)
ReplyDeletewishing you a happy, healthy 2012.
that new year's eve sounds excellent!
ReplyDeleteLove the light in your photos.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2012!
perfect way to start a year. wish 2012 would truly be good year for you (:
ReplyDeleteIt's crazy to think of New Year's Eve as being a summer day swimming and lazing about outside, as I've always known it to be a frigid time of year (here in Chicago). I think I like the idea of starting the new year in the summer sun!
ReplyDeleteOH! Jacinta. The light in these! Truly magnif.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Can't imagine swimming here (Canada) on New Year's Eve! lol...
ReplyDeletehappy new year J. love these photos, they make me want to spend next year's NYE in the opposite hemisphere...
ReplyDeletelovely, sounds like a very relaxed nye. beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, these photos are absolutely lovely. makes me long for summer.
ReplyDeletep.s. new to your blog and really loving it. will come back for sure. happy 2012! :)
This really sounds very lovely and photos are amazing as always! :)
ReplyDeleteincredible photos. the lighting is perfect!
ReplyDeleteOH... how I wish I could swim outside right now. Our pond froze overnight as soon as January arrived. It's pretty at least! Your new year's eve sounds so perfect. We spent it bundled up in wool by the fire pit, stumbling to the neighbors house to shoot fireworks off into the darkness of the reservoir. The stars were so bright! :)
ReplyDeletewell that doesn't sound like too bad a night either!
DeleteThat sounds so lovely. I haven't been Daylesford way in a few years. Happy new year. Just beautiful photos as always. p.s. can always handle dog photos!
ReplyDeleteoh i think so too! lovely, lovely photos!
ReplyDelete*Gorgeous*
ReplyDeleteJust magical! I've got new years eve envy:)
ReplyDeleteI've got a good feeling about 2012 too!
Sounds like a perfect NYE, I can't imagine having a new years with such gorgeous sunshine and light, it comes with cold and dark over here. I will experience a New Year in the southern hemisphere one day.
ReplyDeleteI do often forget how strange these things must seem to people on the other side of the world - hot new years are the only thing I know!
Deletelove your pics, as always :) my first day of 2012 was also spent swimming - a gorgeous morning in bendigo too
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this post! It was indeed one of the best times yet. x
ReplyDeleteI think it is going to be a good year too - all the best for 2012!
ReplyDeleteit's so unusual for me to see snow-free winter. with sun, warm water) i want to try such one in future)
ReplyDeletei've read about Caroline's cold and dark winter...mine is full of snow and ice you can't walk and drive calmly.
nice pics) very nice
but its not a snow free winter, its SUMMER!
Deletelooks lovely and warm! we are stuck in the snow in seattle!
ReplyDeletethis looks amazing! such warm and inviting photos!
ReplyDeletethat light! can save a day! thanks!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, wonderful.
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