The day was one of changing landscape and the view of trains as they traversed the landscape. Amazing quantity and variety of trains.... there's another train was a fairly common cry during the day.
Then the strange blooms of the shoetree was something I hadn't heard of nor anticipated but was suitably quirky as are many things on Route 66.
The small towns along the way were varied and continued to amaze that they have survived and/or continued to struggle to exist.
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16th of the Month- March
A bit of a turbulent month between 16ths So the unpack after India... Walks on the beach...oh to be able to reproduce this as a pa...
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Walking along the street in Anglesea I overheard a woman, as she popped in to the newsagency, say to her friend "I'll just be a mom...
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...when you realize you've nearly let the day go by without taking a photo... I spent time experimenting with backgrounds and then u...
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Well finding a shot that enabled a dappled effect was not going to happen. Dappled light is produced when sunlight is filtered through t...
3 comments:
I've been enjoying all of your photos of your vacation. Sounds like so much fun.
Hey, we have a shoe tree in Australia too... on the Nullabor Plain somewhere. Or maybe it's a thong tree... for readers who don't know, in Australia thongs are flip flop footwear! Your photos are great Celia!
Shirley and Tallullah xxx
geez, what a fun vacation, this looks great!!!
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