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Not a place to play rugby though. LOL. 😀
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I love these photos. 😀
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It is easy to take photos when the setting is just so.
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Woolly! – what the devil do you mean by using the word ‘lagoon’? – we don’t have them here. Did you pick that up in SA mebbe?
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Okay M.R. I have taken a while to reply because I had no idea that we do not use the word ‘lagoon’ in Australia. I will take another look, however, I am certain that the sign board states it is a lagoon. Like the only Pub in Australia is in the Northern Territory, the only lagoon maybe near Geelong.
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Sighh … Then I apologise readily, Woolly me old china. Looks like we’re becoming American there …
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No need to apologise. I have sent you the source of my information. Although I must confess that it is only a big water hole and not a lagoon by definition of the word.
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That is such a cool tree by the picnic table. Great which ways too!! Thanks so much for playing!
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Beautiful photos. I wish I was there. We have been up to our necks in snow, and now after abnormally cold temperatures; it is warm and we have heavy rains. Everything is a swamp or a mud pit. Enough whining.
I do love the tree with the picnic table. When I was growing up, whenever we traveled by car, we would stop at roadside picnic tables to eat our packed lunch. And I absolutely love to travel a new road; one that I see and wonder where it goes, until finally one day I check it out. A very nice post 🙂
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Thanks Robin. I think there are many in Australia who would gladly swap half a day of your snow and rain, for our sunshine, right now. Note, I’m only swapping half a day 🙂 It is a pretty area and the first time I have visited it, in nearly ten years.
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