Brian

As posted in the week, Cheryl, myself and a group of friends had an evening session in Bendigo on Monday. I spent much of the time, shoulder to shoulder with Cheryl, almost taking the same photo and it's amazing the different result that each individual achieves. This is almost a duplicate of the one Cheryl posted earlier in the week, with my own interpretation.

On 02/06/2018 at 23:17, Denis said:

An old one from the York trip, a total mistake with the camera settings when I took it, but some seemed to like it!

It's been nearly 50 years since I last walked through it, Denis, but could this be the foot tunnel at Woolwich?

Cancel that Denis, I've just re read your top introduction.

As mentioned in the 52 Project, photographically speaking it has been a quiet time for me as I've been building fortifications to keep the 'roos, wallabies, rabbits, hares and God knows what else out of our garden. Our's is a bush block of 30 acres and we cleared about an acre to build the house. Trying to establish a garden around it has been a nightmare and you can see the devastation that met us on return from our recent holiday. So to fix the problem once and for all, we spent most of this week putting up a fence. One can only hope!

Not a great photo and you could say it belongs in The Slice of Life, but I've been really busy this week and haven't been able to get out to take photos..

We have a running battle with the local fauna. When we arrived home from our recent holiday, we found that the 'Roos had devastated our garden. They come up out of the Park, which is the bush you can see in the background and eaten just about every plant in the garden. That patch of leaves that are in the foreground, used to be a meter tall Yucca plant. We even resorted to an electric fence, which was effective but we couldn't do the whole garden..............so this is the only answer, the very thing we didn't really want......a fence.

Ruins of a Pub in the desert near Alice Springs.

Super shot. Well deserved of POTW!

Congratulations Korky. A nice bit of humour. Well spotted.

I'll be in it, but as you know from past experience, we are liable to sneak off for a month or two at the drop of a hat. Sometimes I'll be able to post something on the road, but wont always have internet coverage.

Well done Polly and BP, a lovely image. 

An oldie, but one I keep coming back to. St. Patrick's. Bendigo.

As I said in an earlier post, I've not been out with the camera much this month, so I'll have to make do with my Dramatic Sunset that I showed you earlier. Hope that's ok.

Great choice. My choice too.

Well done James. Very clever image.

Sandstone with lichen patches.

Halls Gap. A popular weekend destination in the Grampian Mountain range. One I took ages ago when I borrowed one of Deirdre's Nikons.

One I've had kicking about since the Brush Car Club visited Wedderburn.

Thanks, Dee. What a nice surprise. And thanks everyone for the supportive comments; much appreciated.

These had a very short life after this photo shoot. Straight into a salad.

Harrietville. Up in the Mountains of Victoria.

Family

An Hors D'oeuvre of odds and sods from the garden.

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