Spring time on the Murray River from the bridge
near Jingellic
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here the river is the boundary between Victoria
and New South Wales. The Willows on the bank are
just greening up
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side pools with reflections and an old tree casting shadows.
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Plum blossom on the bank to show that Spring has arrived.
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A Gum tree (Eucalyptus) keeping his toes cool and his
head above the water.
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Thanks 2seetnsaxy for this very wet meme.
Ah, Spring! I'd love to float down that river and enjoy more of the beauty. Although I see from the side pools the water can be less serene. Excellent post with your delightfully flowing words and great captures.
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Your photos always take my breath away and they are made even more beautiful by your lovely words, Arija. What a delightful place to visit!
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Sylvia
It is so refreshing to read about your spring as we drift gently into our autumn, Arija.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your blog, it's like a mini vacation.
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Very nice scenes.Spring is a great time of year.We are now heading into fall,but I like that time as well.
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That river is very beautiful. I have never seen a gum tree before. It sure knows how to survive.
ReplyDeleteOh pretty... good to see spring popping up... the blossoms are so fresh and white... what a wonderful post... it makes me happy! =)
ReplyDeleteHugs and kisses, my friend.
Ah, Arija, as you await spring, we await autum. Hello from the other side of the world!
ReplyDeleteGreat views of your early spring.
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What did you do on the last photograph. levitate so you can take this angle? You are incredible! This afternoon I was thinking of you! There I was in my office thinking about your lovely photography.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely watery place ... so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Looks like a splendid area - would love to put my feet in that water.
ReplyDeleteTheses are all really nice shots.
ReplyDeleteI love the place peaceful, clean and beautiful..
ReplyDeleteAh, spring. We are starting to get some tiny signs of fall in our little reverse universe.
ReplyDeleteI love the shadows and the distant hills in the watery photos! Here in Canada, with the summer beginning to wind down, it is hard to remember plum blossoms!
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See, that's it. Just when I tell myself that I have picked my favorite you come along with another fabulous one, still I would like one to keep me company 9in my office where I am surrounded by the artwork of my children and of bella Sinclair. Now a photograph of Arija will make it perfect and I will gaze at it during my most stressful moment and a smile will flash across my face.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are the most gorgeous photos. It's so lovely to see pictures of spring in your part of the world while we are in the heat of summer. Thank you for that!! :) Silke
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice river to float down on a HOT summer day - though, it's only spring there. It's hot summer here.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
the photo with the tree shadow is wonderful, as is all the others. the plum blossoms remind me of an image I have been trying to identify.
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"Going to plant a weeping willow,
ReplyDeleteOn the banks green edge it will grow, grow, grow." ~ Grateful Dead
A beautiful riverscape!
I love that tree shadow - nice capture.
Your river has some beautiful places, cool and green and shady, I liked the pretty plum blossom, it seems rather early. Nice to think Spring is just around the corner.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenes.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Arija.
enhanced viewing pleasure with enlarged pics! superb images!
ReplyDeleteIts one of my favourite spring moments when the willows come out again!
ReplyDeleteThe river looks interesting with the little side pools and all.
It is so good to see some water hanging around the Murray plus some Spring blossoms. So many parts of this once mighty river are in crisis!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a gum tree before.
ReplyDeleteA true survivor.
Have a great day!
Anna
I did not know there was another name for the Eucalyptus tree.
ReplyDeleteYour eye never ceases to amaze me. I feel like I am really there experiencing this lovely river in Wales.
Thanks for giving me a peek at another part of the world.
What awesome places!
ReplyDeleteI love that third shot, it looks surreal!
A beautiful picture of the water!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit the Murray River, it's gorgeous! These are wonderful shots, Arija. I really like the one of the side pool with the reflections and shadows.
ReplyDeleteI love that last photo in particular Arija
ReplyDeleteLovely spring time colors and the beauty around it. It is truly a delight!I love the way you describe your photos, very poetic.
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed by your photos, you show me an Australia I had no idea existed.
ReplyDeleteSpring is so inviting to all who have lasted throughout the winter, although I think you mentioned your winter doesn't last that long. . I bet you are so glad to see lots more green now. Enjoy!
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i love boating on the beautiful river.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely series of photos, Arija! Makes me want to visit there...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit. I love those river photos and the blue color of its water and those blossoms are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Arija, Sie zaubern immer wieder aufs neue wundervolle Bilder, man kann darin mit den Augen spazieren gehen ... vielen Dank für Ihr Interesse an meinem Blog, ich habe ihn für Sie geöffnet und freue mich auf Ihren Besuch! Liebe Grüße Kri
ReplyDeleteI would love to paddle in these waters, they look so inviting :)
ReplyDeleteThe sky blue color in the water looks delightful, also inviting are the plum blossoms, greening willows and other signs of spring in your area.
ReplyDeleteEnchanting images! Beatiful :-)
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