On our trip from Sydney to Wagga Wagga via Canberra yesterday I took more than a few snaps from the car; many of them were actually in focus but they are definitely snapshots not beautifully composed compositions. They are, however, great reminders for me of the various trips we take.
Here's some drive by photography from yesterday.
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| There is wattle everywhere - no wonder I sneezed so much |
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| Hope the Esky was still there when these folk stopped for lunch |
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| We only saw one Police Car on the trip |
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| Why do road signs get in the way of my photos? |
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| It was the coldest weather we've experienced all winter |
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| The sun was shining and the skies were blue |
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| Lake George was dry as usual |
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| Another street sign at The Australian War Memorial |
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| Clouds are gathering |
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| So many big transports - why can't we use more trains for transporting goods? |
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| And the rain came down |
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| On the road at Gundagai |
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| An Aussie farmhouse |
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