Hi All

We live in northern Victoria Australia, many of you would know that the east coast of Australia is in severe drought. We recently took a trip to visit friends about an hours drive away and as usual left to head home fairly late but one thing about drought is you see some incredible sunsets...

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Definitely, beautiful
I noticed the same yesterday, forgot the camera when travelling to visit relos in Newbridge ( out of Bendigo) we went via Maldon, Castlemaine and the usual swamp areas were a mass of dry, dying grasses and reeds. I really wanted the camera tpo photgraph the "Floodway" areas and the dry creek beds which whilst sad are a pictorial story in them selves.

Absolutely gorgous photos. Looks like a professional thats done it.
Should also be in outback post cards.
cheers
Danni

Just beautiful! Sil you do a great job with the photos....

Karolina Koolies

Have to admit, the Boss took them. It also helps to have lashed out and bought a really good camera. Glad you like them though.

i loved the second one the bast it brought back memory's as i was born in Vic just out side of bendigo at eagle hawk something like that i can't remember anymore lol but i have been back to bendigo a few times as i have about a hundred relies down there. and i miss the trips down to see them as a lot of my uncles have now passed away but all of their kids are still in and around bendigo i should make the effort and go down to see some of my aunty's and cousins but i can't remember all their names i know aunty dot had six kids aunty jean and aunty bev had four kids each and so on. my dad had 13 brothers and sisters and my mother had two brothers and they all breed well .it must be something with this faimly as i have 4 kids and so does my brother.

Thanks for sharing these pics, they are great.

Thanks!

Royalla, you should visit the family at one of our meeting date as we meet at Neilborough, just up the road from Eaglehawk! Morrie & Jenny who are on the committee, have lived up the road at Raywood all their life and probably know half the family! You would enjoy all the koolies running around and playing with each other.