I thought that I would load a few shots from 2012.
You may have seen a few shots already, but I’m pretty sure that there will be a few here that you haven’t seen.
I thought that I would load a few shots from 2012.
You may have seen a few shots already, but I’m pretty sure that there will be a few here that you haven’t seen.
5.33am: An Orange sunrise is the best way to start the weekend
Pink sunrises; they’re few and far between but I have been lucky enough to experience a few while paddling Lake Burley Griffin.
It certainly had the WOW factor that morning!
The natural light show was amazing
As part of the blog writing course that I am currently undertaking, I must write a review. So I thought I would review Lake Burley Griffin; what started me paddling; and the head space that it provides me on a daily basis.
Last August I was in the third stage of an intensive three month blast of chemotherapy.
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Over the last few weeks I have been blown away by the light show that LBG (Lake Burley Griffin) has put on.
Each day I thought that there is no way that it could get any better……but the lake keeps proving me wrong.
I keep saying it, “You know, if you witnessed this overseas you would be raving about it to everyone and photographing it like crazy.”
It was minus 5 that morning; you know its cold when the water freezes and turns to ice on your kayak hatch. I remember it well, the lake was covered in fog, the water was like a sheet of glass and then suddenly the fog cleared and the morning sun burst through long enough for me to race over underneath the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge to snap this shot. 
Minutes later the lake was engulfed again.
During my morning paddle on Lake Burley Griffin I crossed paths with a fellow paddler, or maybe I should say ‘sculler.’
It was an amazing morning. When I woke at 5.00pm I looked out the window and quickly noticed the huge moon sitting pride of place in the morning sky. I hastily made my way down to the lake to try and capture the full moon reflecting on the capitals landmarks.
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