Lakes Entrance sunset
Mclennan Strait
Mclennan Strait
Metung early start
Yellow moon
Grass spider
Grass left in the paddocks
Wye sunset
Pier to pub end, Lorne
Pier to pub start
Pier to pub line up
Koala with sore leg
Foggy morning
Paddock at home
Paddock at home
Ice to cool our water
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Great photos and a great start to the challenge 🙂
You get bonus points for including a koala 😉
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Thanks Joanne. I enjoyed putting it together.
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Cool. This is very exotic to me, Koala’s and stuff. What’s the pier to pub swim? They swim to the pub and then get drunk? 🙂
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The pier to pub is a 1.2 km swim which has held for 35 years. 5000 people compete. It is obviously ran in stages. My friend, who was competing, came 3750th! Some of them end up at the pub, but probably not most, as it requires great fitness. The event is a major drawcard for the Great Ocean Road here in Victoria. I was there as support crew for my friend.
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It’s always nice with some support when you’re doing sports (or music/ art).
Please tag your posts with #MonthlyPhotoChallenge and #TheChangingSeasons next month. Then it’ll show up in the WordPress Reader together with the other entries. 🙂
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Ok, I’ve checked what others have done and will follow suit.
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Fantastic photos
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Thank you
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That water looks so inviting. I want in! Thanks for sharing, Mick.
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A pleasure Khurt. Are you talking about the race, or the calm lakes? Maybe both?
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Ah, I see! From the southern hemisphere! The shots that particularly catch my eye are the grasses.
What happened to the poor koala?
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Thank you Maggie. I’m not sure what happened to the koala. They have a tough life as they age.
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Ah, another Aussie blog. I am going to have to check this out. If only I had a decent broadband connection! Ours has reduced to a dribble this year 😦 Not good.
Love the lake shots – is this in the south eastern part of the country? I have never been to that area and it looks stunning. (I haven’t been to a lot of areas in Oz, but probably more than some Australians have!)
Jude xx
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Yes Jude, the Gippsland Lakes are almost as south east as you can be. Victoria is a similar size and shape to Britain. If rotated 90° CCW and overlaid on Britain, the Lakes would be somewhere near Aberdeen.
I’ve never been to England, but if I do, Cornwall will most definitely be a must see. Lucky you.
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Bit like our lake district then 🙂 Only much, much warmer.
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Now this is my kind of January . . . . . and stunning photos too
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Thanks Becky. Our July is pretty nasty. July=cold wet cozy fire
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