I am sorry I cannot at present return the compliment. It is as
much as I can manage to put up a post.
Fingerlings restocking the river for Heron takeaways.
Some evidence along the riverbank of the recent massive storm
flood that roared down the gorge uprooting large trees and
washing away great boulders set as stepping-stone crossings,
ripping out steel ladders cememted into sheer cliffs and generally
creating havoc.
Now the river is deceptively calm and benign but beware of
thunderstorms further up stream!
The Logo will open waterways around the world.
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Thanks to 2sweetnsaxy we can all join in the fun.
Thanks to 2sweetnsaxy we can all join in the fun.
Wow, beautiful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Arija!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture! It is a beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteI am always surprised at how resilient fish are in streams and somehow manage to stay in one place, more or less, while the power of the water around them moves giant boulders.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images here Arija.
ReplyDeleteOne of my brothers on law once ran the pharmacy at Carnvon. I visited him, but it's a long time ago now.
Thanks for reviving the memories. Take care now.
Arija, that is just gorgeous!! How are you doing? Sending lots of healing your way!! Alles Gute! Love, Silke
ReplyDeleteWater is beautiful but also very powerful. What a beautiful place. I hope you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely post as usual
ReplyDeleteI love these photos. I did a post too about rivers and fishing. My husband is a fly fisherman and works hard to protect the streams and the fish that live there.
ReplyDeleteAm thinking of you Arija - are you just very busy or not well?
ReplyDeleteArjia,I do hope you are not ill.Please take care and get strong again.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Arija, I hope you will feel better soon. Taking care of yourself is most important. Please keep us updated if you can. Much healing energy and blessings are sent your way.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful captures. I am way behind reading posts, so I can only assume you've had some heavy storms. I know you need the water, but big and fast doesn't usually help, just scour the land.
Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my blog and leaving a lovely comment. I've been browsing back through some of your photos and your flower photos are supurb. I also liked the photos of the Brolgas. We have the Sandhill Crane migrate through Fairbanks every spring and fall and they look very similar. I'll be back to visit.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI do hope you are ok?! and even better. It is ok if you can not visit. I see your name and I just want to check in with you. The second image must be the calm after the storm. Wishing you days that feel wonderful to you.
What a gorgeous shot Arija. I'd love to see it in person.
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Arija? Love you. Prayers coming your way now.
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