Vanessa

[birdman01]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

On a lighter note.....................

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Lovely as always V!

 

[olivererekt]

Lovely as always V!

Sehr schön!!!

 

[golfernut]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

On a lighter note.....................

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We have lost to many people to the horrors of war. it is so sad. Having said that, these are very lovely shots of Vanessa. Very sexy

 

[Dougos]

Actually flying out tomorrow to Sydney. Haven’t been able to make it down since early spring of 2020 and can’t wait to get back in country for a couple of weeks.

 

[vanessa65]

Indeed is a day to reflect on those who paid the price for others. Especially given current events in Europe.
I found this day became more nationalistic during the Howard years and more overtly about displays of Aussie pride and draping the flag all over yourself. It's coming back around to being a more sombre and sober remembrance now though and I find that's more in keeping with my own values regarding Anzac Day.
Thanks for the pic drop, any day is a good day with some added Vanessa in it. I'm particularly liking that little four pic collage, she's looking damn good there. I'd love to find her like this.

I very much agree with your take on Anzac Day

Hi Richard
it is a shame that those who sacrificed so much ,so we can enjoy the freedoms we do, have past. But if they were around now to see what the Russians are doing in Europe, I think they would be ashamed to see how little mankind has learned. We have a long way to go, and I sometimes wonder if we have the time or ability to learn the lessons we need to.
Thanks for the wonderful pictures of the gorgeous Vanessa, they truly lighten the mood and remind one what is really important in life. Sharing life with a beautiful woman and sharing that beauty with others. Thanks for sharing.

Mankind would appear to have learned nothing.....all the way back to the stone age, nothing has changed. Very welcome re the pics.

Back in the 70’s I worked with a couple of guys that had been forced Labour on the Burma Railway. Neither would talk about their experiences and both had a fair bit of ‘sick’ days. The bosses used to ensure they didn’t lose out financially even though they exceeded agreed paid sick leave. Both died in their mid to late 60’s from illnesses related to those times.

Love your pics.

Great bosses.

We could think of Vanessa as a lady of leisure by those photos, but have observed you both putting in some hard graft over the years tackling home improvements that I do not have the skill or energy to contemplate. Do you now take things a little easier?

Yes, we're in the middle of another reno at the moment; a brick federation place built about 1910. Fortunately, it's more about organising others to do the work this time.

Still, it's becoming a bit of a chore, albeit very worthwhile. Don't have the energy I used to. Hope to just take it a bit easier after this one's finished.


................thank you to all for your comments and views

Richard

 

[Aonsevern]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

On a lighter note.....................

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Sad times, my grandfather was in WW11 and was a POW, he was captured in Greece with a large number of Australians and NZ troops and spent the rest of the war with them in Stalag 18.
On the lighter side great pics Richard

 

[MCPW]

Great images, R & V!

ANZAC Day was commemorated over here at the Cenotaph at Whitehall and in a service at Westminster Abbey. I remember visiting the Australian Forces Museum at Canberra almost 20 years ago and will never forget what you sacrificed for us back here over the many decades. It has been rightly stated that Gallipoli was where Australia found its nationhood.

Thank you!

 

[NorthEastern]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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Beautiful pictures. Can't wait to see more. I'd love a chance to rub those feet and admire those breasts.

 

[heathrowinneo]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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just a little behind in your reading... and a lovely behind it is at that. that bum, legs, thighs, feet... yeah, all of the above are just so eye-catching and alluring. richard captures the beauty of vanessa in an every day task. my fav seem to be the b&w with v's jeans just down ever so slightly. simple, erotic AF, and showcasing the bum of the millienium, let me correct that, love all the pics. simply fantastic!

 

[ohverbatum7]

I very much agree with your take on Anzac Day

Mankind would appear to have learned nothing.....all the way back to the stone age, nothing has changed. Very welcome re the pics.

Great bosses.

Yes, we're in the middle of another reno at the moment; a brick federation place built about 1910. Fortunately, it's more about organising others to do the work this time.

Still, it's becoming a bit of a chore, albeit very worthwhile. Don't have the energy I used to. Hope to just take it a bit easier after this one's finished.


................thank you to all for your comments and views

Richard

Yes, we're in the middle of another reno at the moment; a brick federation place built about 1910.

You seem to be doing your bit preventing the fabric of Australia's housing stock turning to dust.

 

[Albaguy]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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So sad remembering Anzac day but on the lighter note lots of pics of my favourite bit of Vanessa

 

[Albaguy]

Well, seems one has to contact a mod to have thread deleted. Think we'll just keep posting on this one until someone takes it down for getting a little too large......no problem starting another if that happens, but until it does ................................



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Lovely pic of my favourite view

 

[fab2cu]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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lovely set of photos each one is beautiful in its own way

 

[fab2cu]

I very much agree with your take on Anzac Day

Mankind would appear to have learned nothing.....all the way back to the stone age, nothing has changed. Very welcome re the pics.

Great bosses.

Yes, we're in the middle of another reno at the moment; a brick federation place built about 1910. Fortunately, it's more about organising others to do the work this time.

Still, it's becoming a bit of a chore, albeit very worthwhile. Don't have the energy I used to. Hope to just take it a bit easier after this one's finished.


................thank you to all for your comments and views

Richard

my father was in world war 2 so grew up knowing the importance all those involved were such brave men and women

 

[Tbearatl2]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

On a lighter note.....................

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My goodness MS. V your body is deliciously sexy. You inspire me to work on my body as I get older. Thanks for all you do. Have a great week.

 

[lisaharlot]

Hello Everyone, ANZAC DAY here in Oz. Sadly no WW1 veterans left and the WW11 vets are very thin on the ground also. Now, mostly Dawn Services around the country.

In times past there would've been thousands of service men and women marching in Sydney [on Anzac Day]. I can remember back in the sixties as a young lad watching the march on TV.....thousands of veterans from the first war and second....there were even a few Boer War vets (in Land Rovers). Time waits for no one.

My grandfather was at Gallipoli and served on the Western Front also. He was gassed towards the end but at least survived. He died before I had an opportunity to talk to him about his experiences and indeed, at the time, I didn't really understand the importance and magnitude of it all. I do now.

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Your foot looks scrumptious!

 

[neatnik]

Imagine if trees gave off wi-fi signals, we'd plant them like crazy and do the planet a great service.

Too bad they only produce the the oxygen we breath .

Went back a bit and found this ...definitely worth looking at again!...What a fabulous figure...and the heels just enhance it even more!

 

[vanessa65]

Even though your latest image is not available I know you look wonderful. Happy Easter girl!

I don't know why some of the pics disappear, sorry Cowman ... but thank you for your compliments, and a very belated Happy Easter to you too.

hello woman of my dreams, always beautiful and always desirable in any position you are portrayed. I hope in a new image of you where, in addition to your perfect nude, your fantastic face is also portrayed. In the meantime, I wish you a wonderful Easter together with your dear Richard. Amiche

Many thanks from both of us Amiche.

I have been away for so long and last time I checked she was gone.. So glad your back, first place I look.. such a beautiful sexy woman

That's nice to know RMS .. thanks so much.

Saw this and it reminded me of your elegant accentuated classic lines

Now that's a great compliment Nick.

As long as we see your posts im happy V&R x

Hello Aon ... much appreciated.

Indeed is a day to reflect on those who paid the price for others. Especially given current events in Europe.
I found this day became more nationalistic during the Howard years and more overtly about displays of Aussie pride and draping the flag all over yourself. It's coming back around to being a more sombre and sober remembrance now though and I find that's more in keeping with my own values regarding Anzac Day.
Thanks for the pic drop, any day is a good day with some added Vanessa in it. I'm particularly liking that little four pic collage, she's looking damn good there. I'd love to find her like this.

Yes, I agree it was a worry when the nationalism started creeping in, P. I find it surprising and reassuring that people haven't forgotten those times. I too grew up with parents who were directly affected by WWII so remember when it was very much in peoples' minds and memories.

Many thanks for your compliments as always.

Hi Richard
it is a shame that those who sacrificed so much ,so we can enjoy the freedoms we do, have past. But if they were around now to see what the Russians are doing in Europe, I think they would be ashamed to see how little mankind has learned. We have a long way to go, and I sometimes wonder if we have the time or ability to learn the lessons we need to.
Thanks for the wonderful pictures of the gorgeous Vanessa, they truly lighten the mood and remind one what is really important in life. Sharing life with a beautiful woman and sharing that beauty with others. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, that's true about the current war, Binns .. I guess it's just part of human nature, unfortunately. Glad we could lighten your mood, and thank you.

Back in the 70’s I worked with a couple of guys that had been forced Labour on the Burma Railway. Neither would talk about their experiences and both had a fair bit of ‘sick’ days. The bosses used to ensure they didn’t lose out financially even though they exceeded agreed paid sick leave. Both died in their mid to late 60’s from illnesses related to those times.

Love your pics.

How sad. I don't think any of us can really appreciate how hard those times were. Thank you Todge.

Great photos Richard, I especially like the full length B/W such natural grace Vanessa.

We could think of Vanessa as a lady of leisure by those photos, but have observed you both putting in some hard graft over the years tackling home improvements that I do not have the skill or energy to contemplate. Do you now take things a little easier?

That's true Oh, we have been working pretty hard all these years trying to get things just so and find the right place to live. I guess we're both realising how worn out we are now and looking to making the most of where we are now. A lady of leisure is indeed something I aspire to now. x

 

[vanessa65]

Bless those who served that are still with us and those who are gone.
If my wife read books around the house dressed as Vanessa does, I'd never let her run out of them.

Well said, FDW ...

Haha .. doesn't sound like she'd get much reading done though!

IMHO we can't thank the vets enough for all they've done.
My father was a WWII vet. When I was a teenager in the 70's, my folks had a cocktail party with several other couples coming over. All the guys were WWII vets. A couple of drinks into it, they started telling "war stories". My mom pulled me aside and pointed out that my dad and one of the other guys weren't saying anything. She said that the guys that had seen real combat *never* wanted to talk about it.
My dad hit the beach at Iwo Jima. The only thing I ever heard him say about the battle was, "it was too bad having to burn them out with flamethrowers"

back to the photos, as always, they're outstanding

That's a really interesting observation, jc. I think the battle in the Pacific was just another story entirely, I don't know how anyone could function normally after going through that.

Lovely as always V!

Thank you, Birdman.

Sehr schön!!!

Vielen dank, Oliver!

We have lost to many people to the horrors of war. it is so sad. Having said that, these are very lovely shots of Vanessa. Very sexy

Too true, Gn ... I'm afraid it will never change, though.
thank you x

Actually flying out tomorrow to Sydney. Haven’t been able to make it down since early spring of 2020 and can’t wait to get back in country for a couple of weeks.

Hope you have a good trip .. it's the best time of year for weather in Sydney ... well usually, who knows now!

Sad times, my grandfather was in WW11 and was a POW, he was captured in Greece with a large number of Australians and NZ troops and spent the rest of the war with them in Stalag 18.
On the lighter side great pics Richard

Gee .. so you would have grown up hearing some interesting stories, Aon.

Great images, R & V!

ANZAC Day was commemorated over here at the Cenotaph at Whitehall and in a service at Westminster Abbey. I remember visiting the Australian Forces Museum at Canberra almost 20 years ago and will never forget what you sacrificed for us back here over the many decades. It has been rightly stated that Gallipoli was where Australia found its nationhood.

Thank you!

Yes, I think that's true, MCPW .. Anzac Day here is about much more than just the wars. And the War Museum in Canberra is fascinating I agree.

Beautiful pictures. Can't wait to see more. I'd love a chance to rub those feet and admire those breasts.

Well, I can't get too much foot rubbing, NE .. so that sounds like a good arrangement to me!

just a little behind in your reading... and a lovely behind it is at that. that bum, legs, thighs, feet... yeah, all of the above are just so eye-catching and alluring. richard captures the beauty of vanessa in an every day task. my fav seem to be the b&w with v's jeans just down ever so slightly. simple, erotic AF, and showcasing the bum of the millienium, let me correct that, love all the pics. simply fantastic!

Haha .. thank Heath .. I remember I had to keep adjusting those jeans until Richard thought they were in just the right position.

Yes, we're in the middle of another reno at the moment; a brick federation place built about 1910.

You seem to be doing your bit preventing the fabric of Australia's housing stock turning to dust.

Yes, that's partly the way we're thinking this time, Oh. Not just doing it for ourselves, but enjoying rescuing a beautiful old place which has been neglected for awhile.

So sad remembering Anzac day but on the lighter note lots of pics of my favourite bit of Vanessa

Lovely pic of my favourite view

... that's nice to know, AG .. thank you.

lovely set of photos each one is beautiful in its own way

What a nice thing to say, thank you Fab.

my father was in world war 2 so grew up knowing the importance all those involved were such brave men and women

They were indeed. I certainly heard a lot about the civilian experience when I was growing up, so also grew to understand the importance.

My goodness MS. V your body is deliciously sexy. You inspire me to work on my body as I get older. Thanks for all you do. Have a great week.

That's good to hear, Tbear .. unfortunately it doesn't get any easier with the passing years.

Your foot looks scrumptious!

.. I like that Lisa .. thank you.

Went back a bit and found this ...definitely worth looking at again!...What a fabulous figure...and the heels just enhance it even more!

Pleased you liked it, Neatnik .. I do enjoy wearing the heels for photos, but certainly not for walking around much!

 

[Dougos]

Flew to Griffith for a couple of days last week and working my way back up north. Weather has been wonderful. Good to see so much rain in country and how green everything is.

 

[cowman2472000]

The fact that you respond to each and every one of us is sweet. It makes us feel special. Thank you. You are wonderful as well as beautiful.

 

[grumpyoldperv]

Just a quick stop-by from America's heartland. Glad to see the sexiest lady on the internet and her husband are doing well. Always a great day when I see a new post from V & R.

 

[vanessa65]

These have been in the out-box for quite some time; they would be much better on here me thinks.


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