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A Melbourne special spot is
the footbridge over the Yarra River.
The long sandstone building is…
Flinders Street Station where Melbournians
meet under the clocks.
The Twelve Apostles is one of my favourite spots,
which has unfortunately become too touristy for me.
Further west along the Great Ocean Road
is, Loch Ard Gorge.
At sunrise only a few joggers, dog walkers
and photographers encroach on one’s space
at Geelong’s Griffin Gully Pier.
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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti: Special-Spot-Shots
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya: Special-Spot-Shots
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy: Special-Spot-Shots
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina: Special-Spot-Shots
WoollyMuses 
A special spot indeed, Woolly!
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Some of my favourites Sue 🙂
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Great shots. I’m doing a rain dance!
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Thank you. Hope it works
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Glorious Woolly. I saw the apostles Slmost 20 years ago and found them incredible. All of your spots are amazing
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I think my pictured is dated now Tina. I believe there are only six remaining….although the experts claim they will return as the cliffs again erode. It is a great place to visit though. In 2001 I escorted a group of visiting Chinese students to see the Twelve Apostles. They loved it and one girl told me her uncle had visited and was enthralled with the region also.
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Actually took one of my favorite images ever at that spot Woolly. Think the seventh fell just after our visit. Hope the fires are calming over there.
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My 12 Apostles iame was taken in early January, 2013… with 40 plus temperature. Regarding the (Victorian/New South Wales) fires, it would the forecast is for around 30 mm over the next 8 days. Sadly that amount only makes it more dangerous for vehicles to negotiate bush tracks. Weather patterns are difficult to predict. Last week’s rain came from a system in the Indian Ocean and travelled Overland for around 3,500 km. Whereas the fires are threatening south coast holiday resorts.
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I’m very glad to hear that you had some rain. We have been following the news of the fires and are so sad that they are still expected to burn longer. After looking at your shots, I am thinking about our trip to Melbourne last year. Thank you so much for reminding me of your fabulous city. It is definitely a special place.
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Just enough to settle the dust Patti. More heat on the way. Fire crews are stating 800 mm is required to douse the fires. Going to be a long hot summer. To top our week climate change activists blocked major streets in Melbourne on Friday against pleas from the Government and Police.
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I wish there was a better and more effective way to work through the climate crisis stalemate. We saw the same thing in London. Lots of protests, lots of angry people.
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yes….and all of them not sure what to do except that someone must do something. Then they go home leaving a huge mess behind.
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I know. I saw that in Trafalgar Square. What a mess. Ironic, isn’t it?? But you’re right. They’re doing something, which is better than nothing.
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Agreed. However, I feel their anger is aimed at those of us who remember bringing home shopping In paper bags, nearly all drinks came in reusable cups glass bottles which had a fairly decent deposit attached to them.
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Great selections. Beautifully captured , Woolly! Glad to hear you got some rain!
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Thank you Amy. We had 10 mm overnight. Unfortunately the fire grounds received a little less.
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Beautiful spots, Woolly, hope you are OK down there and safe from the fires.
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The fires you are probably hearing about are around 500 km east of us. Our turn, for grass fires, is usually around February or March. We had 10 millimetres of rain yesterday. About 6 mm fell on parts of eastern Victoria.
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I guess you need a lot more.
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We do
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