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To the lake


Here we are heading down to Lake Windemere which I have shown you quite often.  There are also lots of nice hills in this part of the world.


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  1. Your scenery has gone from the dun colour of wire grass to the blue-grey of blue metal. Lovely ...

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  2. Yesterday I rented 'Jindabyne'. The landscapes are so beautiful and reminded me so much of your photos. The boulders in the first scene are just fantastic!

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  3. JM I have not seen the movie but there are certainly similarities in the countryside here to the country around Jindabyne.

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  4. Nice layers in shades of blue-gray.

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  5. Where are you leading us down this nice country road?

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  6. Dianne, in a circle, to the north west for a while and back again via a different route.

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