Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Two-Colours

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My contribution for this week’s

Two Colours

Challenge

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I find these type of challenges the hardest, so I decided to go with blue and green(ish).

I think this one looks more abstract than most of my photos.

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Paler blues and more pronounced greens.

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Cee’s Fun Photo Challenge: Two Colours Hues

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Look Up, Look Down Challenge-Wk-30

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My

Look Up, Look Down

for week 30.

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Should you ever decide to take a train ride from Melbourne to Warrnambool your journey will end here at Warrnambool railway station.

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Warrnambool is literally the end of the line, as the railway, like many other services to regional/country areas has been reduced due to funding.  There are three rail services, to and from Warrnambool, each day with V/Line buses to take you on to  towns no longer served by a direct rail link.

Many small railway services to country areas ceased back in the sixties.   Back in the sixties our local rail line was closed down as it was, along with many others, deemed unsafe.  Unsafe, or unprofitable?  Lack of maintenance on these lines for many years helped the decision to close.  All produce that formerly travelled by rail is now hauled by trucks which are increasing in size, and speed, each year.  

In that era we also saw some postal services replaced by a system which decreed that mail posted at point A was sent to point B, sometimes hundreds of kilometres away, where it was sorted and then transported back to point A for distribution to the person for whom it was intended.  It is probably a world-wide phenomenon which can only be rationalised by management/red tape.

Warrnambool is a comfortable three and a half hour train journey from Melbourne.  If you think there is not much city around the station, you would be partially correct.  To the left of the photo is the coast and the city is to the right.

These photos were taken from Cannon Hill.  Driving your car off Cannon Hill will take you directly up,

Liebig Street, the main street of Warrnambool

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Travelwithintent.com 

Look Up, Look Down, challenge

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